Legacy Source Disposition
The Tier-0 Principle
Business Context is the semantic foundation of SpineWorkspace. Legacy source material must be evaluated against the Founder Canon's definition of Business Context. Material that does not align with the Tier-0 principle is superseded.
The uploaded docs.zip and Integratewise-docs-wiki.zip contain a large mixture of current docs,
implementation notes, historical snapshots, generated output, duplicate architecture documents,
deployment reports, old product narratives, and archived material.
The clean documentation set does NOT delete or rewrite those source archives.
Disposition rules:
- Canonical: move/converge into the clean taxonomy.
- Public: customer/market-facing material only.
- Internal: product doctrine, architecture, strategy, organizational memory, GTM.
- Development: contracts, schemas, services, runtime, APIs, connectors, marketplace implementations.
- Guides: task-oriented user/developer onboarding instructions.
- SOPs: operational, incident, deployment and recurring procedures.
- Historical: retain in source archive; do not cite as current authority unless explicitly referenced.
- Superseded: preserve for audit/history but mark as non-authoritative.
- Evidence: implementation/status snapshots used to verify code reality.
The clean docs intentionally collapse duplicate concepts into one canonical document and use references
instead of maintaining multiple competing "canonical" versions.
Superseded Documents
The following documents are superseded by the Founder Canon (docs/canonical/00-SPINEWORKSPACE-INTEGRATEWISE-CANON.md):
architecture/PRODUCT_FRAMING_LOCK.md— retained for migration referencearchitecture/SPINEWORKSPACE_CANONICAL_PRODUCT_MANUAL.md— retained for implementation contractsinternal/doctrine/product-doctrine.md— retained for historical referenceinternal/architecture/organizational-memory.md— retained for historical referenceinternal/architecture/human-workbench.md— retained for historical referenceinternal/architecture/agentic-workbench.md— retained for historical referenceinternal/architecture/master-architecture.md— retained for technical contracts