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The Client Plane: PLAN

The only per-client build. This page mirrors the client column of the architecture diagram, band for band: the seven sections below are the same C1 to C7 you see there, in the same order. Each row is one value the client fills in. "Filled by" names the Client Discovery section that gathers it; "Takes effect" says when a change lands. No code ever enters the plane; custom logic is built in the Solution layer and selected here.

PLAN: the assessment that fills the binding

Six assessment domains, borrowed from enterprise-architecture practice without the ceremony. The rule: every finding becomes a value below, an overlay selection, or a promotion candidate. Anything else is out of scope, and the record says so.

Assessment domainWhat it examinesLands in the binding asDiscovery sections
Business capability mappingThe client’s capabilities mapped onto the Knowledge layer’s capability register, which use cases exist, which patterns, what automation heatuse-case selection · agent activation listA
Application architectureThe client’s systems mapped to MCP servers and toolssource_connectors[] · tool exposure per agentD
Data architectureTheir sources mapped to the table-group taxonomy plus the authority rankingsource mappings · authority overridesD
Integration architectureConnector and gateway configuration: sync modes, frequencies, formatssync modes · schedules · formatsD
Infrastructure architectureRegion, residency, account model, capacity expectationsresidency · tenancy model · budgetsE, H
Security architectureIdentity, permission scopes, gates, confidentiality routingidp_config · scopes · gate_name_mapping · approversE, F