Unclassified
Coda Publishing Guide
Target
Create a non-destructive copy of the existing Coda document:
Template: IntegrateWise - Company Wiki
New title: IntegrateWise — Complete Company Wiki
Do not overwrite the template, the existing Spine Schema document, or the
existing IntegrateWise Book of Record.
Page mapping
- Replace the copied template home page with
README.md. - Create one top-level page for every numbered Markdown file, in numeric order.
- Preserve useful template databases and views under a final
Company Operationssection. - Remove or archive residual Cedar.io sample copy and template to-dos from the
copied document only. - Add source links from every Coda page back to the matching repository file.
Coda control tables
Create these tables:
Documentation Registry
Columns:
- Documentation Unit
- Domain
- State
- Version
- Governing Page
- Repository Source
- Implementation Evidence
- Verification Evidence
- Owner
- Review Date
- Notes
Architecture and Product Decision Log
Columns:
- Decision
- Status
- Date
- Context
- Selected Option
- Rejected Options
- Consequences
- Acceptance
- ADR Source
- Supersedes
Source and Artifact Registry
Columns:
- Artifact
- Type
- Location
- Owner
- Source Date
- Ingested
- Canonical State
- Governing Page
- Confidentiality
- Notes
Release Evidence Registry
Columns:
- Release Candidate
- Commit
- Build
- Deployment
- Environment
- Test Evidence
- Customer Zero Evidence
- Security Review
- Known Exceptions
- Rollback Target
- Decision
- Timestamp
Publishing checks
- All twenty-three numbered pages exist.
- Every page carries a state.
- No user-facing L1/L2/L4/L7 terminology.
- No Twin sidebar or autonomous-action claim.
- No Supabase, Descope, or D1 canonical-truth claim.
- Connector binding tuple and stale fail-closed rules are present.
- Approved is not presented as Implemented.
- Implemented is not presented as Verified.
- Public MCP inventory is exactly nineteen.
- Source template remains unchanged.