lamina-init

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Use only when explicitly invoked as lamina-init. Establish business evidence and canonical Product, Actor, and Persona resources in Lamina's transactional graph.

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# /lamina-init Init writes evidence files only under `.lamina/` and canonical knowledge through graphd. It never edits application source. ## Evidence artifacts Write `.lamina/business-context.md` with frontmatter containing `lamina.maturity`, `platform`, and `last_updated`, followed by exactly these non-placeholder sections: Problem statement, Business goals, Success metrics, Scope, Users & market, Product posture, Constraints, Stakeholders, Risks & unknowns, Research posture, Triad check. Write `.lamina/personas.json` as evidence-source JSON with evidence-grounded personas. Goals, constraints, and evidence are arrays. Do not invent demographics. These files are indexable evidence, not canonical graph state. Run the shipped init/persona validators when available, then `npm run graph:observe` so CocoIndex produces explicit source Observation envelopes. ## Canonical graph Start one explicit session. Propose: - one inferred Product Resource proposal grounded in the user's explicit product intent; - every evidence-grounded Persona as a Persona Resource; - corresponding Actor Resources when authority/ownership is known; - `lamina:canAssume` Statements between Personas and Actors; - Evidence Resources referencing the relevant source observations. Publish atomically. Agents must not submit epistemic class or approval. Never cap Personas. All agent-accessible proposal methods use inferred ingress, including `claim.add`. Never select an epistemic class by choosing a method ...

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Author
aryaniyaps
Repository
aryaniyaps/lamina
Created
3 weeks ago
Last Updated
today
Language
TypeScript
License
Apache-2.0

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