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files-driven-governance provides a systematic project governance methodology. Through document layering and structural family definition, it helps AI Agent projects establish stable fact sources and clear responsibility boundaries.
Section 01
files-driven-governance provides a systematic project governance methodology. Through document layering and structural family definition, it helps AI Agent projects establish stable fact sources and clear responsibility boundaries.
Section 02
Against the backdrop of the rapid development of AI Agents and multi-agent systems, project governance faces new challenges. Traditional software development governance methods often assume that projects are led by human developers, while AI Agent projects involve complex collaboration between humans, agents, tools, documents, and processes. This new collaborative form calls for new governance ideas.
The files-driven-governance project is a methodology proposed to address this need. It focuses not on "how many documents there are" but on more fundamental questions: Where are facts defined? How does information flow? How is distortion detected? How is order restored?
Section 03
The core idea of files-driven-governance is to elevate documents from "passive explanations" to "active governance carriers". It believes that documents are not only explanatory materials for people to read but also governance tools that define facts, promote execution, help restore order, and display externally.
This methodology emphasizes that in AI Agent projects, the following questions must first be answered:
Section 04
files-driven-governance proposes a clear four-layer document model:
Section 05
The truth source is the material that defines facts, rules, and boundaries. It is the "constitution" of the project, and all other documents should be derived from it. In AI Agent projects, the truth source may include:
The key features of the truth source are stability, clear versioning, and controlled modifications.
Section 06
The execution object is the carrier for advancing tasks, discussions, decisions, reviews, and handovers. It includes:
The characteristics of this layer of documents are high fluidity, but they must be traceable back to the truth source.
Section 07
Status projection is a summary document that helps quickly restore the current situation. It cannot rewrite upstream content; it can only summarize and present. Examples include:
Section 08
Display projection is only responsible for external explanation, reporting, or display, and does not participate in actual governance. Examples include:
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