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Pipeline views organize systems by the operational role they play in the Reality → Action flow. This is how we prevent rework: each system has a job, a boundary, and an interface. Use the pipeline to see where truth enters, where it is validated, where it turns into actions, where humans engage, and where adoption makes it durable.

The Reality → Action trace is the operating model. We start by acquiring truth from messy sources, normalize it into durable storage, apply deterministic automation with guardrails, present the right interface to the right human, and then make the system stick through playbooks, ownership, and the operational adoption loop.

Most failures happen at handoffs: exports that drift, mapping tables that rot, credentials that expire, and workflows that rely on a single person’s memory. The pipeline view exists to make those seams visible so we can reinforce them with canonical storage, idempotent engines, and playbooks.

How to use Pipeline

  • Start with Reality Ingestion to see where truth enters the system.
  • Walk downstream to spot handoffs between storage, engines, and interfaces.
  • Compare stages to identify gaps, overlaps, and missing ownership.
Purpose

Map systems to the Reality → Action stages to see where each one contributes and where handoffs need attention.

Projects may appear in multiple stages. Counts reflect where a project contributes, not a linear maturity path.

How to use this page
  • Scan the stages to understand where a system sits in the end-to-end flow.
  • Open a stage to see every project tagged there.
  • Compare adjacent stages to spot handoffs and missing ownership.
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