@atmem/architect 0.0.0-stage → 0.2.0

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+ version: 1.3.0
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+ Clarify outcomes, users, existing systems, data ownership and constraints. Evolve the diagram incrementally. Preserve explicit acceptance criteria in proposed requirements; suggested quality targets need confirmation. Compare clouds against requirements without assuming an identity provider. Keep proposed and accepted decisions distinct.
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+
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+ Cover IoT, logs/traces, RAG, chat, repository review, predictive maintenance, support/CRM, call centers, cloud operations and cybersecurity. Preserve ingestion, identity, data preparation, model/runtime, outputs and recovery across all four clouds. Never reduce an application to storage to clear a generator gap. Ask about time-based evaluation and false alarms for prediction, grounding and abstention for generated answers, approval/idempotency/audit for actions. Treat source content as untrusted data.
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+ Use one physical cloud service per resource node, never combined services with plus signs. Describe modules of a shared runtime without inventing separate deployments. Distinguish supervised training (labels needed) from unsupervised anomaly detection. Neither a threshold rule nor a mock establishes predictive quality.
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+ Work coarse to fine: purpose and boundaries, meaningful responsibility topology, contracts, implementation, then evidence. Prioritise consequential system decisions over ports, Dockerfiles and provider toggles. Propose routine details explicitly instead of making the user configure every block. Use topologyGroup to group the same detailed components by responsibility without inventing deployments or removing scope. No question is required when a useful design improvement can be made from known facts.
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+ Iterate prompt → diagram → exported artifacts → validation findings → product fix → fresh export. Preserve required components and unresolved-work gates. Distinguish diagram corrections from absent generator/application code. Trace identity, data, result and failure paths; verify model IDs, region, quotas, ACLs and external interfaces.
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+ name: azure
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+ description: Azure architecture guidance
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+ name: gcp
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+ description: Google Cloud AI architecture guidance
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+ version: 1.0.0
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+ ---
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+ Match model runtime, retrieval, storage, identity and network boundaries to the project. Distinguish architecture guidance from validated commands. Verify regional model availability, quotas and residency before estimating/deploying. The pinned platform architecture reference has additional companion manuals; those commands are not enabled in AtMem AI Architect.
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+ name: pulumi
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+ description: Pulumi delivery guidance
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+ version: 1.0.0
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+ ---
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+
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+ Declare resources predictably and pass Outputs through dependencies; do not create resources inside apply callbacks. Plan aliases and protection before refactors. Keep secrets in supported secret/config stores. Explain import versus refresh limits. AtMem AI Architect Pulumi output remains a metadata scaffold, not deployed provider resources.
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+ name: security
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+ description: Security and reliability
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+ version: 1.0.0
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+ ---
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+
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+ Check data classification, residency, access boundaries, encryption choices, approval of automated actions, reliability and recovery. A drawn control is not enforcement evidence. Explain missing controls and tests. Propose requirements from the components and paths; mark default targets as suggestions, never existing company policy.
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+ name: terraform
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+ description: Terraform delivery guidance
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+ version: 1.3.1
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+ ---
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+
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+ Keep provider versions and configurable inputs explicit, use stable resource addresses, declare references and dependencies, and review state/import and destructive changes. Run validation before claiming a valid sketch. S3, typed text-statistics Lambda and asynchronous word-count pipelines and bounded Bedrock summaries and explicitly selected keyword RAG and existing-principal access are generated; other resources and integrations remain engineering work.
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+ name: aws-well-architected-review
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+ description: Performs a full AWS Well-Architected Framework review evaluating every framework question across all pillars discovered from the live AWS documentation by analyzing code, IaC, and configurations to produce evidence-backed findings with Eisenhower-prioritized remediation. Supports full reviews (every framework best practice with BP ID citations), quick reviews (question-level), pillar-scoped reviews, score-mode reviews (a maturity scorecard with per-pillar scores and filtered findings), and lens-specific reviews using lenses discovered from the live AWS documentation. Triggers on mentions of Well-Architected review, WA review, WAR, pillar assessment, architecture review across pillars, workload assessment, cloud readiness evaluation, or a Well-Architected score, grade, or scorecard request. Does not apply to single-pillar deep-dives, learning WA concepts, ADRs, or migration readiness assessments.
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+ # Well-Architected Review
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+ ## Overview
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+ Guides a systematic AWS Well-Architected Framework (WA Framework) review: discover the workload from code and IaC, acquire the live corpus inventory, evaluate every framework question and best practice against evidence, and deliver a risk-ranked, Eisenhower-prioritized report inline.
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+ Framework content is fetched from the live AWS documentation at review time rather than embedded as a snapshot. The AWS MCP server's documentation reader (`aws___read_documentation`) is recommended for reliable retrieval; when it is unavailable, fetch the same `docs.aws.amazon.com` pages over HTTPS with the environment's web-fetch tool, and if no documentation access exists at all, proceed from internal knowledge and disclose that the framework inventory could not be verified live. Do not depend on any non-public or internal best-practice/WA-guidance MCP; those are unavailable in supported runtimes.
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+ Detailed procedures live in reference files — read each one when its step says to:
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+ - [Review modes](references/review-modes.md) — mode selection (full / quick / pillar-scoped / score), trigger phrases, score output format
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+ - [Discovery procedure](references/discovery-procedure.md) — infrastructure and application architecture discovery
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+ - [Live corpus inventory](references/phase-live-inventory.md) — the gated `ACQUIRE_CORPUS` stage: deterministic read-only traversal of the framework, the corpus records, and the validation gate
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+ - [Evaluation procedure](references/evaluation-procedure.md) — evaluating every BP against the frozen manifest, per-pillar passes, aggregation rules, coverage audit
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+ - [Lens guidance](references/lens-guidance.md) — when and how to apply Well-Architected Lenses
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+ - [Risk assessment](references/risk-assessment.md) — impact × likelihood matrix and cross-pillar trade-offs
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+ - [Report template](assets/report-template.md) — the full report structure for the report step
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+ - [Security considerations](references/security-considerations.md) — secure handling of workload data, review tooling, findings, and persisted artifacts
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+ ## Execution model
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+ **Before beginning any step**, read and follow [security considerations](references/security-considerations.md) — secrets redaction, HTTPS-only retrieval, least privilege, and confidentiality handling must be loaded before you operate on workload code or review tooling.
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+ A full review runs as a gated sequence. Each step has a transition gate; you MUST NOT advance to the next step, or skip a step, when its gate has not passed. The single user-visible deliverable is one complete inline report — scratch files (a run-local working directory) are execution state only, never the delivered artifact, and their paths MUST NOT appear in the report.
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+ **Non-interactive by default.** When the user has explicitly requested a review and supplied sufficient scope, execute every step to completion **without pausing for confirmation between steps**. The discovery and risk-assessment checkpoints are **internal validation gates**, not user stops: validate them yourself and proceed. Pause for the user only when the user explicitly asked for interactive checkpoints, or when a required scope decision genuinely cannot be inferred (e.g. an ambiguous pillar-scoped request).
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+ **Non-negotiable invariants — ALL modes (full / quick / pillar-scoped / score):**
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+ - Step 4 (`ACQUIRE_CORPUS`) is **mode-independent**: every mode acquires and **validates** the live corpus inventory before any assessment and reads its questions/BPs against that frozen manifest. Assessment MUST NOT begin against an incomplete or unvalidated manifest, and no mode may skip Step 4.
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+ - Canonical IDs only — never fabricate a `PILLAR##-BP##` ID. If corpus acquisition cannot produce an ID, that is a surfaced error, not a gap to invent around.
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+ **Non-negotiable invariants — full review only:**
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+ - Every BP in the frozen manifest receives exactly one status from the five-value vocabulary.
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+ - **All sections of [the report template](assets/report-template.md) are present** (it is the authoritative list — the numbered items in Step 7 are the recall-critical subset, NOT the complete set: the template also mandates the Executive Summary, Architecture Overview, Cross-Pillar Trade-offs, Next Steps, and others). The report is emitted **inline**, first line `# Well-Architected Review:`. No "see file", attachment, or scratch-path deferral.
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+ ## Step 1: Define the workload scope
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+ Establish the workload from what the user provided:
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+ > - **Business criticality** (critical, high, standard, low)
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+ > - **Current pain points** (optional)
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+ If the user has already provided architecture details or you are in a codebase with IaC, proceed with discovery without prompting. When no code or IaC is available (the user describes their architecture verbally), proceed using the description as evidence; mark findings you cannot verify in code as "Based on description — verify in code." Do NOT ask for code when the user has already given enough context for a meaningful review.
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+ Determine the review mode (full / quick / pillar-scoped / score) from the user's phrasing — read [review modes](references/review-modes.md). Determine whether the workload matches a live lens — read [lens guidance](references/lens-guidance.md) when one does.
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+ ## Step 2: Infrastructure Discovery
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+ Read and follow [the discovery procedure](references/discovery-procedure.md).
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+ ## Step 3: Application Architecture Discovery
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+ Continue following [the discovery procedure](references/discovery-procedure.md), including its internal completeness gate before evaluation.
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+ ## Step 4: Acquire and freeze the live corpus inventory (ACQUIRE_CORPUS gate)
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+ Read and follow [the live corpus inventory procedure](references/phase-live-inventory.md). First create the run-local working directory this review uses for scratch state — the `corpus/` folder that holds `questions.jsonl`, `best-practices.jsonl`, and `manifest.json` referenced below. Then build the complete live corpus inventory (the question + best-practice manifest) by a bounded, read-only traversal of the canonical framework pages (prefer `aws___read_documentation`; see the reference for the non-MCP HTTPS fallback), reduce each page to structured records immediately, and validate the manifest.
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+ ## Step 5: Evaluate EVERY BP against the frozen manifest
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+ Read and follow [the evaluation procedure](references/evaluation-procedure.md). It defines per-pillar passes against the frozen manifest, aggregation, per-mode adjustments, and the coverage audit (its sub-steps are labelled 5a–5d). For each BP assess:
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+ - **Gaps**: what is missing or could be improved
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+ - **Risk**: what could go wrong due to the gap
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+ ## Step 6: Risk Assessment
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+ **Mode gate:** For **score mode**, emit only the scorecard output from [review modes](references/review-modes.md). For **quick** and **pillar-scoped** reviews, apply the mode adjustments from [review modes](references/review-modes.md). For a **lens-only** request (the user named a single WA Lens and did not ask for a full framework review), produce a standalone lens report — the core framework tables are omitted and the deliverable is the **Lens Findings** section plus a lens scorecard, following [lens guidance](references/lens-guidance.md); when a lens is applied **on top of** a full review, keep the full structure and add the Lens Findings section. Otherwise — a **full review** — read [the report template](assets/report-template.md) and produce the report with that exact structure. [The report template](assets/report-template.md) is the authoritative list of mandatory sections; the following are the recall-critical ones that a weaker model most often drops (do NOT treat them as the complete set):
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+ 1. **Coverage audit** (from the evaluation procedure, Step 5d) before the executive summary
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+ 2. **Pillar scorecard** with per-pillar scores (1-5)
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+ 3. **Per-question assessment table** — every question in the frozen manifest, no truncation
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+ 4. **Full BP Ledger** — one row per evaluated BP, concatenated verbatim from the pillar passes
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+ 5. **Risk-classified findings** (Critical/High expanded, Medium condensed, Low tabular)
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+ 6. **Eisenhower-prioritized remediation plan** (Do First / Plan / Delegate / Defer) with SMART goals
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+ Emit the report inline as the final response, first line `# Well-Architected Review:`. Do not defer any section to a file.
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+ ## Step 8: Offer follow-up
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+ > - Deep-dive into a specific pillar with expanded analysis?
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+ > - Generate IaC templates to remediate a specific finding?
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+ > - Create a migration plan for a specific architectural change?
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+ > - Compare your workload against a specific WA Lens in detail?
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+ > - Generate automated checks (Config rules, custom metrics) for ongoing compliance?
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+ > - Produce a WA Tool import for tracking in the AWS console?
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+ ## Calibration Guidance
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+ - A workload with multi-AZ, encryption, CI/CD with rollback, monitoring, and auto-scaling is MATURE — most findings should be improvements, not Critical
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+ - Do NOT manufacture Critical findings for a well-built workload — accuracy over alarm
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+ - When business criticality is "low"/"standard", accept simpler architectures (single-region is fine for internal tools)
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+ - When business criticality is "critical", apply stricter standards (multi-region DR, chaos testing, sub-minute RTO expected)
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+ - Every finding MUST have code evidence — no generic recommendations without backing
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+ - If something cannot be determined from code, say "Cannot Determine" and explain what runtime/interview data is needed
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+ - Acknowledge strengths prominently — a mature workload should feel validated, not just criticized
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+ ## Security Considerations
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