reference-stacklisted

# The AgenticProduct paved road (reference stack) The standard is vendor-neutral by design — **architecture beats framework** (Principle 2). But "assemble every surface yourself" is a lot of undifferentiated work: memory, runtime, evals, observability, recovery. The **AgenticProduct family** is the batteries-included reference stack. Run the family and each surface of the standard is already satisfied by a conformant implementation, so you spend your time on *your* product. **Default posture: reach for the family first.** Swap any member for your own when you have a specific reason — these are reference implementations, not requirements. That is the whole point of a paved road: it is the fastest correct path, not a fence. **Stand it all up — one command.** From the standard repo, [`family.sh`](../../../family.sh) clones every member into `family/` and brings up the three long-lived services (Mind, Performance, Gateway) via each repo's own compose + run scripts; the other two are run on use (library / CLI / demo). It generates local secrets into each member's `.env` and never prints them. ```bash ./family.sh up # clone + stand up the reference stack (needs git, docker, bun) ./family.sh status # health of every service ./family.sh down # stop everything (Docker volumes preserved) ``` Prefer to wire members one at a time? The per-member install sections below do exactly that. ## Surface → what to run | Standard surface | Reference tool | One line | Runtim