Built weekly ops governance filesystem scaffold

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Built weekly ops governance filesystem scaffold

  • Day: 2026-06-26
  • Time: 12:08 to 12:15
  • Project: Business
  • Workspace: WP 2: Operational
  • Status: Completed
  • Priority: HIGH
  • Assignee: Matías Nehuen Iglesias
  • Tags: Weekly-Ops, Governance, Filesystem-Scaffold, Route-Cards, Digital-Support-Index, Printables

Description

Session Goal

Design a content-first filesystem scaffold for a weekly operations and governance system, with the filesystem acting as the primary architecture before any Docusaurus/Next.js mounting.

Key Activities

  • Defined the core documentation structure around overview, governance maps, route cards, digital support indexes, printables, templates, design notes, backlog, and optional web shells.
  • Established the canonical governance architecture for MAL’s weekly board, including route IDs, contracts, state sources, evidence, and stop rules.
  • Expanded the route-card system to cover BOOT, MAINT, FOCUS, CLOSE, WEEK-GOV, NEXT, FIN-W, GYM-GOV, and HOUSE-GOV, plus domain contracts for project carry, homeostasis, externalization, and situational workflows.
  • Added a Digital Support Index v0 as a searchable navigation layer linking route IDs to route cards, governance contracts, state sources, evidence targets, and link-health checks.
  • Separated printable artifacts and board-scope content, including backlog/risk files, Monday Bridge material, user guidance, and render scripts for PDF/HTML outputs.

Achievements

  • Clarified the information architecture for the weekly governance system and avoided framework-first implementation.
  • Created a layered model that keeps the weekly board lightweight while pushing operational detail into contracts, route cards, and support indexes.
  • Defined the basis for future digital navigation, evidence tracking, and printable exports.

Pending Tasks

  • Implement the filesystem scaffold into actual directories/files.
  • Populate route cards, contracts, and state/evidence source files with concrete content.
  • Build or mount the scaffold into Docusaurus or Next.js once the content structure is stable.
  • Validate link integrity and completeness of the support index.

Evidence

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