Architecture

Understand the boundary behind the build.

Genesis connects application requirements and preserved engineering context to a controlled generation and change process. Source code remains behind the engineering boundary.

Illustrative repository and model boundary
  • Source repositoryApplication source is retained behind the controlled engineering boundary.
  • Context MemoryPreserved decisions, dependencies and accepted revisions guide the task.
  • Controlled task contextSelected context is supplied to approved model services.
  • Review and validationProposals are assessed before an accepted source revision.
  • Public LLMsPublic LLMs do not directly access or modify the source repository.
Deployment and external processing boundaries are agreed for each engagement.
From proposal to release

Context informs the work.
Review determines acceptance.

  1. Understand

    Structure your requirements, processes and existing design material.

  2. Decide

    Resolve missing information and record the decisions behind the build.

  3. Engineer

    Create the interfaces, business logic, data structures and APIs.

  4. Validate and release

    Test, review and approve the application before release.

Technical review

The questions an enterprise
engagement must answer.

Review deployment and ownership

  • Model and data boundaries

    Which context is processed, by which approved model services and under which controls?

  • Repository and change access

    How are proposed changes assessed, reviewed, validated and accepted?

  • Deployment and operations

    Where do the platform, context and application operate, and who is responsible?

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