=== Production_Ready_Contents ===
('Section_ID', 'Required_Content', 'Why_Required', 'Minimum_Production_Ready_Definition', 'Current_Workbook_Coverage', 'Gap_or_Action', 'Related_Sheet_or_Target', 'Status', 'Score', 'Owner', 'Evidence_or_Source')
('PR-001', 'Document control and release metadata', 'Without owner, version, date, and approval state the workbook cannot be the source of truth.', 'Workbook version, owner, last review, approver, environment scope, release note pointer', 'Current workbook has dates but no explicit owner/approval metadata.', 'Add owner, approver, release version, and change log section on AI_Summary or a dedicated Doc_Control sheet.', 'AI_Summary / new Doc_Control target', 'PARTIAL', 50, 'internal governance requirement', None)
('PR-002', 'Exact component catalog with repos, docs, and pinned versions', 'Coding agents and operators need canonical project locations and pinned versions to avoid drift.', 'Per-component version, repo URL, docs URL, steward/foundation, maturity, source verification date', 'Now addressed by extended SDK_Requirements metadata columns.', 'Maintain exact version pins and verify quarterly.', 'SDK_Requirements', 'PRESENT', 100, 'https://github.com/kubernetes/kubernetes', None)
('PR-003', 'Compatibility matrix', 'A platform can still fail even if every component is individually pinned.', 'Cross-version matrix for Kubernetes, Cilium, Kyverno, KServe, Kubeflow, cert-manager, SPIRE, OpenBao, Ceph, Open WebUI', 'Versions exist but compatibility evidence is not captured in one place.', 'Add matrix by environment and upgrade path evidence.', 'Validation_Gates / SDK_Requirements', 'PARTIAL', 50, 'https://kubernetes.io/releases/', None)
('PR-004', 'Namespace, DNS, ingress, and port matrix', 'UI, APIs, and operators need deterministic service discovery.', 'Recommended namespace, internal DNS, external hostname, protocol, port, ingress path, visibility', 'Namespaces and endpoint hints are now added, but final env-specific DNS still needs confirmation.', 'Replace recommended hostnames with actual cluster DNS/VIP values per environment.', 'SDK_Requirements', 'PARTIAL', 50, 'https://metallb.io/', None)
('PR-005', 'Identity, realm, client, and RBAC map', 'A functional UI needs sign-in, role claims, and page-level authorization boundaries.', 'Realm/org model, client IDs, redirect URIs, group/role claims, admin/tenant roles, service accounts', 'UI spec and config contract added, but final role map still needs operator sign-off.', 'Finalize claim mapping and role matrix.', 'UI_Functional_Spec / Config_Secrets_Contract', 'PARTIAL', 50, 'https://www.keycloak.org/securing-apps/oidc-layers', None)
('PR-006', 'Tenant isolation contract', 'Sovereign multi-tenant stacks fail when namespace, storage, cache, and vector boundaries are implicit.', 'Namespace-per-tenant rule, realm/org rule, bucket policy, topic naming, vector partition strategy, egress policy', 'Some isolation assumptions exist in notes, but not yet as a signed contract.', 'Create one tenant-boundary page and link all services back to it.', 'Architecture_Gaps / Definitions_Inventory', 'PARTIAL', 50, 'internal tenancy contract', None)
('PR-007', 'Secrets and environment contract', 'Compile-time and runtime failures usually come from missing secrets or wrong variable names.', 'Every required env var, secret, SecretStore, key path, and consumer service', 'Now added via Config_Secrets_Contract sheet.', 'Keep this sheet synchronized with Helm values and .env.example files.', 'Config_Secrets_Contract', 'PRESENT', 100, 'https://docs.openwebui.com/', None)
('PR-008', 'Stable northbound UI/API contract', 'The UI should not couple directly to raw internal service APIs wherever a BFF contract is safer.', 'Public routes, methods, auth, request/response minimums, upstream mapping, type-generation target', 'Now added via UI_API_Contract sheet.', 'Generate an OpenAPI spec from this contract before frontend implementation.', 'UI_API_Contract', 'PRESENT', 100, 'https://kserve.github.io/website/', None)
('PR-009', 'Backend endpoint and health catalog', 'Operators need to know what to test and how to discover service health.', 'Per service control surface, northbound API/port, health path, admin UI/discovery', 'Now added in SDK_Requirements endpoint fields.', 'Convert these into automated smoke tests.', 'SDK_Requirements', 'PRESENT', 100, 'https://prometheus.io/docs/prometheus/latest/querying/api/', None)
('PR-010', 'Definitions and manifest inventory', 'LLM coding tools need the full artifact list to scaffold cleanly.', 'CRDs, Helm values, OpenAPI, JSON schema, TypeScript contracts, policies, DAGs, SQL bootstrap', 'Now added via Definitions_Inventory sheet.', 'Use this as the repo tree contract for implementation.', 'Definitions_Inventory', 'PRESENT', 100, 'internal compile contract', None)
('PR-011', 'Deployment order and dependency graph', 'Wrong install order causes broken webhooks, CRDs, and runtime dependencies.', 'Phase order, prerequisites, blockers, rollback notes', 'Existing Deployment_Order sheet is already strong enough for bootstrap.', 'Add rollback and canary notes per phase.', 'Deployment_Order', 'PRESENT', 100, 'internal deployment plan', None)
('PR-012', 'Validation gates and evidence commands', 'Production readiness must be verifiable, not descriptive.', 'Per gate pass criteria, evidence command, cadence, owner, rollback rule', 'Existing gates are useful but still need more operator evidence detail.', 'Extend each gate with exact command/output capture and CI/CD owner.', 'Validation_Gates', 'PARTIAL', 50, 'https://openbao.org/docs/configuration/storage/raft/', None)
('PR-013', 'Backup, restore, and disaster recovery runbooks', 'Backup software without restore proof is operational theater.', 'RPO/RTO, snapshot paths, restore commands, quarterly drill evidence', 'Current workbook acknowledges backup/DR but does not contain the runbooks.', 'Add restore drill checklist and evidence log.', 'Compliance / new DR_Runbooks target', 'MISSING', 0, 'https://velero.io/docs/main/', None)
('PR-014', 'Observability, SLOs, and alert rules', 'A functional UI and platform both need operational error budgets and alert thresholds.', 'Golden signals, P95 latency, success rate, ingestion lag, queue lag, alert rule IDs', 'Metrics stack exists, but SLO definitions are not captured in workbook form.', 'Add SLO sheet tied to Prometheus and Perses dashboards.', 'SDK_Requirements / new SLO target', 'PARTIAL', 50, 'https://prometheus.io/docs/prometheus/latest/querying/api/', None)
('PR-015', 'Capacity, hardware BOM, and sizing assumptions', 'Xeon 6 and OpenVINO tuning depend on concrete hardware facts.', 'CPU SKU, RAM, disks, NICs, NUMA, BIOS, kernel, expected concurrency, model sizes', 'No hardware BOM or sizing assumptions are captured in the workbook.', 'Add a Hardware_BOM or Capacity sheet before implementation.', 'new Capacity target', 'MISSING', 0, 'internal sizing requirement', None)
('PR-016', 'Supply-chain evidence package', 'Signatures alone are not enough; scanners, SBOMs, and waiver history must be visible.', 'Signing root, scan tool, SBOM location, attestation policy, waiver IDs', 'Current workbook references supply-chain controls but does not log evidence artifacts.', 'Add SBOM and signature evidence register.', 'SDK_Requirements / Compliance', 'PARTIAL', 50, 'https://github.com/kyverno/kyverno/security/advisories/GHSA-8p9x-46gm-qfx2', None)
('PR-017', 'Data residency and egress-control map', 'On-prem does not itself prove no unauthorized external data flow.', 'Allowed egress, mirror registries, DNS policy, telemetry endpoints, model import process', 'Compliance notes mention sovereignty but no explicit egress map exists.', 'Add egress-control worksheet and policy references.', 'Compliance', 'PARTIAL', 50, 'internal sovereignty control', None)
('PR-018', 'Compliance traceability matrix', 'Regulatory status should map to technical controls, evidence, and owners.', 'Each requirement mapped to control, evidence, owner, review date', 'Compliance sheet is useful but not fully traceable to technical artifacts.', 'Add control IDs and evidence links for each requirement.', 'Compliance', 'PARTIAL', 50, 'https://digital-strategy.ec.europa.eu/en/faqs/guidelines-and-code-practice-transparent-ai-systems', None)
('PR-019', 'Functional UI spec and acceptance criteria', 'A UI compiles faster when pages, roles, dependencies, and done criteria are explicit.', 'Page list, route map, roles, required APIs, required definitions, acceptance criteria', 'Now added via UI_Functional_Spec sheet.', 'Use it to drive frontend backlog and type generation.', 'UI_Functional_Spec', 'PRESENT', 100, 'internal UI contract', None)

=== SDK_Requirements ===
('Package', 'Version', 'Current_Version', 'Foundation', 'Priority', 'License', 'CVE_Status', 'CVE_IDs', 'EOL_Date', 'Audit_Date', 'Score', 'Layer', 'Category', 'Recommendation', 'Official_Repo_URL', 'Official_Docs_URL', 'Recommended_Namespace', 'Control_Surface', 'Northbound_API_or_Port', 'Health_or_Ready', 'Admin_UI_or_Discovery', 'Auth_Mode', 'UI_Relevance', 'LLM_Coding_Context', 'Source_URLs', 'Verified_On')
('Kubernetes', '1.32.3', '1.32.3', 'CNCF [APPROVED]', 'P1', None, 'MEDIUM', 'CVE-2024-9486 (HIGH privilege escalation, patched <=1.31); monitor official-cve-feed', None, '2026-04-19', 50, 1, 'Orchestration', 'Keep', 'https://github.com/kubernetes/kubernetes', 'https://kubernetes.io/', 'cluster-global / kube-system', 'Kubernetes REST API, CRDs, RBAC, admission, service discovery', 'https://kubernetes.default.svc:443', '/livez | /readyz', 'API discovery: /api | /apis; kubectl; cluster dashboards optional', 'Client cert, bearer token, or OIDC via API server', 'ADMIN_ONLY', 'Kubernetes version target; CNI choice; CSI choice; ingress; storage classes; node labels; security baseline; Helm/Kustomize strategy', 'https://kubernetes.io/ | https://github.com/kubernetes/kubernetes', '2026-04-19')
('Cluster API', '1.9.4', '1.9.4', 'Kubernetes SIGs / CNCF ecosystem [APPROVED]', 'P1', None, 'NONE', None, None, '2026-04-19', 100, 1, 'Bare-metal lifecycle', 'Add', 'https://github.com/kubernetes-sigs/cluster-api', 'https://cluster-api.sigs.k8s.io/', 'capi-system', 'CRDs and controllers for Cluster/Machine lifecycle', 'Kubernetes CRDs only (no tenant-facing endpoint)', 'Controller pod readiness and Cluster/Machine conditions', 'kubectl get clusters,machines,machinedeployments', 'Kubernetes RBAC', 'ADMIN_ONLY', 'Bare-metal provider choice; BMC/IPMI/Redfish access; bootstrap OS image; management-cluster pattern', 'https://cluster-api.sigs.k8s.io/ | https://github.com/kubernetes-sigs/cluster-api', '2026-04-19')
('Volcano', '1.10.0', '1.10.0', 'CNCF [APPROVED]', 'P1', None, 'NONE', None, None, '2026-04-19', 100, 1, 'Batch / fair-share scheduling', 'Keep', 'https://github.com/volcano-sh/volcano', 'https://volcano.sh/', 'volcano-system', 'Scheduler extension plus Queue and PodGroup CRDs', 'Kubernetes scheduler extension + CRDs', 'Scheduler/controller pod readiness', 'kubectl on queues, jobs, podgroups; metrics if enabled', 'Kubernetes RBAC', 'ADMIN_ONLY', 'Queue definitions; tenant quotas; preemption policy; gang scheduling requirements', 'https://volcano.sh/ | https://github.com/volcano-sh/volcano', '2026-04-19')
('Cilium', '1.17.1', '1.17.1', 'CNCF [APPROVED]', 'P1', None, 'NONE', None, None, '2026-04-19', 100, 1, 'CNI / network policy', 'Keep', 'https://github.com/cilium/cilium', 'https://cilium.io/', 'cilium-system', 'eBPF dataplane, CiliumNetworkPolicy, Hubble visibility', 'CNI/control-plane internal; Hubble relay/UI optional', 'Agent/operator pod readiness', 'Cilium CLI and Hubble UI/relay if enabled', 'Kubernetes RBAC', 'ADMIN_ONLY', 'Kernel compatibility; kube-proxy replacement choice; Hubble enablement; policy baseline; host firewall usage', 'https://cilium.io/ | https://github.com/cilium/cilium', '2026-04-19')
('MetalLB', '0.14.8', '0.14.8', 'CNCF [APPROVED]', 'P1', None, 'NONE', None, None, '2026-04-19', 100, 1, 'Bare-metal LoadBalancer', 'Add', 'https://github.com/metallb/metallb', 'https://metallb.io/', 'metallb-system', 'IPAddressPool, L2Advertisement, BGPAdvertisement CRDs', 'Provides Service type LoadBalancer on bare metal', 'Controller and speaker pod readiness', 'kubectl on MetalLB CRDs and services', 'Kubernetes RBAC', 'ADMIN_ONLY', 'L2 vs BGP mode; IP pool ranges; edge routing design', 'https://metallb.io/ | https://github.com/metallb/metallb', '2026-04-19')
('Node Feature Discovery', '0.16.5', '0.16.5', 'Kubernetes SIGs / CNCF ecosystem [APPROVED]', 'P1', None, 'NONE', None, None, '2026-04-19', 100, 1, 'Hardware-aware scheduling', 'Add', 'https://github.com/kubernetes-sigs/node-feature-discovery', 'https://kubernetes-sigs.github.io/node-feature-discovery/stable/', 'node-feature-discovery', 'Node labeling and NodeFeatureRule CRDs', 'Node labels and scheduling selectors (internal only)', 'Master/worker pod readiness', 'kubectl get nodes --show-labels', 'Kubernetes RBAC', 'ADMIN_ONLY', 'Required node labels; CPU instruction-set exposure; PCI / NUMA awareness', 'https://kubernetes-sigs.github.io/node-feature-discovery/stable/ | https://github.com/kubernetes-sigs/node-feature-discovery', '2026-04-19')
('Rook / Ceph', '1.15.6', '1.15.6', 'CNCF [APPROVED]', 'P1', None, 'NONE', None, None, '2026-04-19', 100, 1, 'Stateful block / file storage', 'Add (deployable option)', 'https://github.com/rook/rook', 'https://rook.io/', 'rook-ceph', 'CephCluster, CephBlockPool, CephFilesystem, CSI classes; RGW optional', 'PVC classes; Ceph dashboard optional; RGW optional; use Ceph RGW row for evented object mode', 'Ceph cluster health + operator readiness', 'Ceph dashboard (if enabled) and kubectl', 'Kubernetes RBAC + Ceph credentials', 'ADMIN_ONLY', 'Disk inventory; replication/EC policy; failure domains; CSI classes; performance tiers; can be deployed alongside Ozone in hybrid mode', 'https://rook.io/ | https://github.com/rook/rook | https://docs.ceph.com/en/latest/radosgw/', '2026-04-19')
('Velero', '1.15.0', '1.15.0', 'CNCF / VMware-origin project [APPROVED]', 'P1', None, 'NONE', None, None, '2026-04-19', 100, 1, 'Backup / restore', 'Keep', 'https://github.com/vmware-tanzu/velero', 'https://velero.io/', 'velero', 'Backup, Restore, Schedule CRDs and CLI', 'Kubernetes CRDs + velero CLI', 'Velero deployment readiness', 'velero CLI; CRDs in cluster', 'Kubernetes RBAC + storage creds', 'ADMIN_ONLY', 'Backup scope; CSI snapshot support; restore tests; object backup target', 'https://velero.io/ | https://github.com/vmware-tanzu/velero', '2026-04-19')
('Keycloak', '26.0.7', '26.0.7', 'CNCF landscape / Red Hat [APPROVED]', 'P1', None, 'NONE', None, None, '2026-04-19', 100, 2, 'Identity and access', 'Keep with caveat', 'https://github.com/keycloak/keycloak', 'https://www.keycloak.org/', 'keycloak', 'OIDC/SAML identity, realms, clients, roles, groups', 'OIDC discovery: /realms/{realm}/.well-known/openid-configuration', 'OIDC discovery reachable; pod readiness', 'Keycloak Admin Console and Admin REST API', 'Username/password + MFA, federation, service accounts', 'BOTH', 'Realm model; organizations vs realms; external IdP needs; OIDC/SAML; admin delegation', 'https://www.keycloak.org/securing-apps/oidc-layers | https://github.com/keycloak/keycloak', '2026-04-19')
('Envoy Proxy', '1.32.2', '1.32.2', 'CNCF [APPROVED]', 'P1', None, 'NONE', None, None, '2026-04-19', 100, 2, 'Ingress / API gateway', 'Keep', 'https://github.com/envoyproxy/envoy', 'https://www.envoyproxy.io/', 'ingress-system', 'Ingress/Gateway routing, TLS termination, ext-auth, rate limits', 'Public ingress hostnames for UI and APIs', 'Proxy pod readiness; listener active', 'Admin interface only on internal network if enabled', 'mTLS, JWT/OIDC, ext-authz', 'BOTH', 'Gateway topology; TLS termination; authz filters; rate limits; observability wiring', 'https://www.envoyproxy.io/ | https://github.com/envoyproxy/envoy', '2026-04-19')
('cert-manager', '1.16.1', '1.16.1', 'CNCF [APPROVED]', 'P1', None, 'NONE', None, None, '2026-04-19', 100, 2, 'Certificate lifecycle', 'Add', 'https://github.com/cert-manager/cert-manager', 'https://cert-manager.io/', 'cert-manager', 'Issuer, ClusterIssuer, Certificate, CertificateRequest CRDs', 'Kubernetes CRDs only', 'Controller, cainjector, webhook readiness', 'kubectl on Certificate resources', 'Kubernetes RBAC', 'ADMIN_ONLY', 'Issuer type; internal CA vs ACME; webhook certs; renewal windows', 'https://cert-manager.io/ | https://github.com/cert-manager/cert-manager', '2026-04-19')
('trust-manager', '0.15.0', '0.15.0', 'cert-manager project [APPROVED]', 'P1', None, 'NONE', None, None, '2026-04-19', 100, 2, 'Trust bundle distribution', 'Add', 'https://github.com/cert-manager/trust-manager', 'https://cert-manager.io/docs/trust/trust-manager/', 'cert-manager', 'Bundle CRDs for trust distribution', 'Kubernetes CRDs only', 'Controller readiness', 'kubectl on Bundle resources', 'Kubernetes RBAC', 'ADMIN_ONLY', 'Root bundle sources; namespace propagation model; internal PKI bundle policy', 'https://cert-manager.io/docs/trust/trust-manager/ | https://github.com/cert-manager/trust-manager', '2026-04-19')
('SPIFFE / SPIRE', '1.11.2', '1.11.2', 'CNCF [APPROVED]', 'P1', None, 'NONE', None, None, '2026-04-19', 100, 2, 'Workload identity', 'Keep', 'https://github.com/spiffe/spire', 'https://spiffe.io/', 'spire', 'SPIFFE IDs, SVID issuance, registration entries, Workload API', 'Workload API (Unix socket) and SPIRE admin APIs', 'SPIRE server/agent pod readiness', 'spire-server and spire-agent CLI/API', 'Attestation + mTLS SVIDs', 'ADMIN_ONLY', 'Trust domain; node attestors; workload registration; SDS integration; rotation intervals', 'https://spiffe.io/ | https://github.com/spiffe/spire', '2026-04-19')
('OpenBao', '2.1.0', '2.1.0', 'Linux Foundation [APPROVED]', 'P1', None, 'NONE', None, None, '2026-04-19', 100, 2, 'Secrets / crypto services', 'Keep with caveat', 'https://github.com/openbao/openbao', 'https://openbao.org/', 'openbao', 'Secrets, PKI, transit, auth methods, policies, leases', 'HTTP API under /v1/...; health at /v1/sys/health', '/v1/sys/health', 'CLI and HTTP API', 'Token, AppRole, Kubernetes auth, OIDC', 'ADMIN_ONLY', 'Unseal model; HA storage backend; PKI/transit usage; tenant secret path model', 'https://openbao.org/api-docs/ | https://openbao.org/docs/configuration/storage/raft/ | https://github.com/openbao/openbao', '2026-04-19')
('External Secrets Operator', '0.10.4', '0.10.4', 'CNCF [APPROVED]', 'P1', None, 'NONE', None, None, '2026-04-19', 100, 2, 'Secret sync to K8s', 'Keep cautiously', 'https://github.com/external-secrets/external-secrets', 'https://external-secrets.io/', 'external-secrets', 'SecretStore, ClusterSecretStore, ExternalSecret CRDs', 'Kubernetes CRDs only', 'Controller and webhook readiness', 'kubectl on ExternalSecret objects', 'Kubernetes RBAC + source auth', 'ADMIN_ONLY', 'SecretStore / ClusterSecretStore model; refresh interval; tenancy boundaries; failure mode', 'https://external-secrets.io/ | https://github.com/external-secrets/external-secrets', '2026-04-19')
('Tetragon', '1.3.0', '1.3.0', 'CNCF ecosystem / Isovalent [APPROVED]', 'P1', None, 'NONE', None, None, '2026-04-19', 100, 2, 'eBPF runtime security', 'Keep', 'https://github.com/cilium/tetragon', 'https://tetragon.io/', 'tetragon', 'eBPF runtime security and TracingPolicy CRDs', 'Policy CRDs and event stream (internal only)', 'Tetragon pod readiness', 'Tetragon CLI and policy resources', 'Kubernetes RBAC', 'ADMIN_ONLY', 'Policies for exec, file access, network egress, kprobe rules, enforcement mode', 'https://tetragon.io/ | https://github.com/cilium/tetragon', '2026-04-19')
('Harbor', '2.12.2', '2.12.2', 'CNCF [APPROVED]', 'P1', None, 'NONE', None, None, '2026-04-19', 100, 2, 'Private registry', 'Keep', 'https://github.com/goharbor/harbor', 'https://goharbor.io/', 'harbor', 'OCI registry, projects, robot accounts, replication, scanning', 'Registry /v2/ and Harbor API /api/v2.0/...', 'Harbor health API or core pod readiness', 'Harbor UI and /devcenter API explorer', 'OIDC, local users, robot accounts', 'ADMIN_ONLY', 'Replication mode; robot accounts; project layout; retention; scanner integration', 'https://goharbor.io/docs/ | https://github.com/goharbor/harbor', '2026-04-19')
('Sigstore / Cosign', '2.4.1', '2.4.1', 'Sigstore / Linux Foundation [APPROVED]', 'P1', None, 'NONE', None, None, '2026-04-19', 100, 2, 'Signing / attestation', 'Keep', 'https://github.com/sigstore/cosign', 'https://www.sigstore.dev/', 'ci/signing (recommended)', 'Image signatures, attestations, provenance verification', 'CLI/process integration; no required tenant-facing API', 'CI signing step success and policy verification evidence', 'cosign CLI; signature storage in registry', 'Key pair, KMS, or keyless flow anchored to trust root', 'INTERNAL_ONLY', 'Keyless vs key-pair mode; offline verification; attestation policy; SBOM format', 'https://www.sigstore.dev/ | https://github.com/sigstore/cosign', '2026-04-19')
('Kyverno', '1.14.4', '1.14.4', 'CNCF [APPROVED]', 'P1', None, 'CRITICAL', 'CVE-2026-22039 (CRITICAL authorization bypass CVSS 10.0, cross-namespace escape via apiCall context)', None, '2026-04-19', 0, 2, 'Admission policy', 'Keep', 'https://github.com/kyverno/kyverno', 'https://kyverno.io/', 'kyverno', 'Admission policies, verifyImages, mutate/validate/generate', 'Admission webhooks and Policy/ClusterPolicy CRDs', 'Kyverno controller readiness', 'kubectl on policies and policy reports', 'Kubernetes RBAC', 'ADMIN_ONLY', 'Cluster policy library; verifyImages; generate/cleanup policies; exceptions process', 'https://kyverno.io/ | https://github.com/kyverno/kyverno', '2026-04-19')

=== Config_Secrets_Contract ===
('Scope', 'Key', 'Type', 'Secret', 'Required', 'Example_or_Pattern', 'Used_By', 'Purpose', 'Source_URL_or_Rationale')
('frontend', 'PUBLIC_BASE_URL', 'string', 'NO', 'YES', 'https://ai.example.internal', 'Frontend + BFF', 'Canonical external base URL for link generation and OIDC redirects.', 'internal platform compile contract')
('frontend', 'API_BASE_URL', 'string', 'NO', 'YES', 'https://ai.example.internal/platform/v1', 'Frontend', 'Base URL for public platform API contract.', 'internal platform compile contract')
('identity', 'OIDC_ISSUER_URL', 'string', 'NO', 'YES', 'https://sso.example.internal/realms/tenant-a', 'Frontend + BFF', 'OIDC issuer or discovery realm used for sign-in.', 'https://www.keycloak.org/securing-apps/oidc-layers')
('identity', 'OIDC_CLIENT_ID', 'string', 'NO', 'YES', 'sovereign-ai-ui', 'Frontend + BFF', 'OIDC client identifier for the UI/BFF.', 'https://www.keycloak.org/securing-apps/oidc-layers')
('identity', 'OIDC_CLIENT_SECRET', 'string', 'YES', 'BFF_ONLY', 'stored in ExternalSecret', 'BFF', 'Confidential OIDC client secret for server-side token exchange.', 'https://www.keycloak.org/securing-apps/oidc-layers')
('identity', 'OIDC_REDIRECT_URI', 'string', 'NO', 'YES', 'https://ai.example.internal/callback', 'Frontend', 'Browser redirect target after login.', 'internal platform compile contract')
('identity', 'OIDC_POST_LOGOUT_REDIRECT_URI', 'string', 'NO', 'YES', 'https://ai.example.internal/', 'Frontend', 'Browser redirect target after logout.', 'internal platform compile contract')
('identity', 'OIDC_GROUPS_CLAIM', 'string', 'NO', 'YES', 'groups', 'BFF + UI', 'JWT claim that carries group membership.', 'https://docs.openwebui.com/')
('identity', 'OIDC_ROLES_CLAIM', 'string', 'NO', 'YES', 'roles', 'BFF + UI', 'JWT claim that carries role membership.', 'https://docs.openwebui.com/')
('identity', 'SESSION_SECRET', 'string', 'YES', 'YES', 'stored in OpenBao / ExternalSecret', 'BFF', 'Signs and encrypts session or CSRF cookies.', 'internal platform compile contract')
('open-webui', 'OPENAI_API_BASE_URL', 'string', 'NO', 'YES', 'https://inference.example.internal/openai/v1', 'Open WebUI', 'Primary OpenAI-compatible upstream for chat/completions.', 'https://docs.openwebui.com/')
('open-webui', 'OPENAI_API_KEY', 'string', 'YES', 'CONDITIONAL', 'stored in OpenBao / ExternalSecret', 'Open WebUI', 'Credential for upstream OpenAI-compatible provider if required.', 'https://docs.openwebui.com/')
('open-webui', 'RAG_OPENAI_API_BASE_URL', 'string', 'NO', 'CONDITIONAL', 'https://embeddings.example.internal/openai/v1', 'Open WebUI', 'Dedicated embeddings/rerank provider for retrieval.', 'https://docs.openwebui.com/')
('open-webui', 'RAG_OPENAI_API_KEY', 'string', 'YES', 'CONDITIONAL', 'stored in OpenBao / ExternalSecret', 'Open WebUI', 'Credential for retrieval embedding provider.', 'https://docs.openwebui.com/')
('open-webui', 'WEBUI_SECRET_KEY', 'string', 'YES', 'YES', 'stored in OpenBao / ExternalSecret', 'Open WebUI', 'Required for multi-replica session consistency and security.', 'https://docs.openwebui.com/')
('open-webui', 'ENABLE_OAUTH_SIGNUP', 'boolean', 'NO', 'CONDITIONAL', 'false', 'Open WebUI', 'Controls auto-signup during OAuth login.', 'https://docs.openwebui.com/')
('open-webui', 'ENABLE_FORWARD_USER_INFO_HEADERS', 'boolean', 'NO', 'CONDITIONAL', 'true', 'Open WebUI', 'Forwards user identity headers to downstream integrations when intentionally enabled.', 'https://docs.openwebui.com/')
('open-webui', 'ENABLE_OAUTH_ROLE_MANAGEMENT', 'boolean', 'NO', 'CONDITIONAL', 'true', 'Open WebUI', 'Maps OAuth roles/groups into WebUI roles when intentionally enabled.', 'https://docs.openwebui.com/')
('open-webui', 'OAUTH_GROUP_CLAIM', 'string', 'NO', 'CONDITIONAL', 'groups', 'Open WebUI', 'JWT claim name used for group mapping.', 'https://docs.openwebui.com/')


Now I have enough to give you a clear answer.

---

## The Spreadsheet is Already a Build Plan

23 sheets. 8 deployment phases. 19 validation gates with exact CLI commands. Full component catalog with pinned versions, repos, namespaces. Config/secrets contract. UI spec page-by-page. This is better than anything I'd generate.

**But there's a problem.** The workbook itself says:

```
OVERALL HEALTH SCORE: 30.29 / 100
Open P0 blockers: 20
Actions closed: 0
```

Every single action is `CREATED`, never `COMPLETED`. Cursor can't execute against this because **Step 0 in the Deployment_Order is a decision sheet, not a code task:**

> *"Kubernetes version, OS image, network topology, storage topology, metadata/trust topology, internal PKI, tenancy model, company/data-tier model — locks the invariants before code scaffolding starts"*

Cursor will hit a wall immediately because 5 of the 20 P0 blockers are undecided architecture forks:

| Blocker | Decision Required |
|---------|-------------------|
| BLK-001 | Keycloak: realm-per-tenant vs single-realm |
| BLK-009 | Cilium BGP vs MetalLB L2 (network topology) |
| BLK-010 | Rook/Ceph: NVMe vs HDD tiers, failure domain |
| BLK-016 | Storage mode: Ceph-first, Ozone-first, or hybrid |
| BLK-008 | Cluster API: Metal3 vs Tinkerbell vs fixed-node |

These are not code tasks. Cursor can't resolve them — they require your input on hardware, client environment, and compliance posture.

---

## What Cursor Can Execute Right Now (Without Decisions)

| Phase | Task | Spreadsheet Sheet |
|-------|------|-------------------|
| CVE patches | Pin Valkey 9.0.2+, Kyverno 1.14.4+, remove ingress-nginx | `Blockers` BLK-012 to 015 |
| UI scaffold | 15-page SPA from route map with auth, roles, endpoints | `UI_Functional_Spec` |
| BFF contracts | OpenAPI from northbound API contract | `UI_API_Contract` |
| Config/secrets | `.env.example` + Helm values from every env var | `Config_Secrets_Contract` |
| Repo structure | File/artifact tree from definitions inventory | `Definitions_Inventory` |
| SDK pinning | Helm chart versions from full component catalog | `SDK_Requirements` |

---

## Recommendation

**Give Cursor the spreadsheet — but with a cover note that resolves the 5 decisions first.**

The fastest path:

1. **You answer 5 questions** (10 minutes):
   - Storage mode: Ceph-first, Ozone-first, or hybrid?
   - Network: BGP with top-of-rack or MetalLB L2?
   - Bare-metal provisioner: Metal3, Tinkerbell, or fixed-node?
   - Keycloak: realm-per-tenant or single-realm + RBAC?
   - Milvus: partition-per-tenant or database-per-tenant?

2. **I write those answers into a one-page ADR file** that Cursor reads as context alongside the spreadsheet.

3. **Cursor executes Deployment_Order phases 1–8** with no ambiguity.

Without that, you'll spend more time unblocking Cursor than it saves you. With it, the spreadsheet becomes a self-contained build contract — it already has the validation gate commands to prove each phase passed.

Want to answer those 5 questions now?


ozone , planning to test it in a docker container bvut want it xeon 6 compatable, i assume fixed node to start. keycloak per tenant scopped , milvus database per tenant


Conversation compacted


This session is being continued from a previous conversation that ran out of context. The summary below covers the earlier portion of the conversation.

Summary:
1. Primary Request and Intent:
   The user (Nick Venezia, CEO Centillion AI) had a multi-part session covering: (a) removing broken plugins from Claude Code settings, (b) warning about a pasted GitHub PAT, (c) optimizing their global CLAUDE.md with 4 core principles at the top, (d) comprehensive evaluation of their sovereign AI GitHub repos and local directories for client deliverability, (e) cross-checking local machine for orphaned/forgotten repos, (f) evaluating whether to use a build plan or an existing Excel spreadsheet to drive Cursor, and (g) answering 5 key architecture decision questions to unblock the spreadsheet execution.

2. Key Technical Concepts:
   - Sovereign AI stack: on-prem, zero vendor lock-in, foundation-backed (CNCF/LF/Apache)
   - SPFM client deliverable: operational intelligence console with mockMode React SPA
   - Theorem Omega 4.0: formal proof in Lean 4 + Coq for Centillion's Photonic Manifold Architecture
   - Patents: US 12,073,439 B2 (Dual-Ledger Privacy), US 11,956,363 B2 (Hierarchical Consent Tokens) in AI-DMP
   - TrustFortress v6.x: Composable Agentic Workflow Alignment Engine, live at cloud.trustfortress.ai, 662 commits, Rust crates (tf-gauntlet, tf-mcp-transport, tf-confidant-server)
   - antigravity-node-stable: v14.1 Phoenix, 21-container stack, installable via install.ps1, P0 security defaults blocking ship
   - CADP (AI-DMP) v3.5: polyglot (Rust/Go/Python/TS), 16-hook engine, "ship-ready structural seed" with simulated infrastructure clients
   - phucamol BUILD_CONTRACT: 6 milestones targeting 41 services, M1 (smoke tests) not passed
   - Spreadsheet (5.0SovereignAI_Stack_Bootstrap_v1_1): 23 sheets, health score 30.29/100, 20 P0 blockers open, 8-phase deployment order, 19 validation gates
   - Architecture decisions: Ozone storage, Docker/Xeon 6 test target, fixed-node provisioning, Keycloak realm-per-tenant, Milvus database-per-tenant
   - Claude Code plugins managed in `~/.claude/settings.json` under `enabledPlugins`
   - GitHub PAT security: never paste tokens in chat, use Windows env vars

3. Files and Code Sections:
   - `C:\Users\NickV\.claude\settings.json`
     - Removed three plugin entries: `greptile@claude-plugins-official`, `time-guard@local`, `superpowers-router@local`
     - Kept: github@claude-plugins-official, all other active plugins
   - `C:\Users\NickV\CLAUDE.md`
     - Added 4-rule blockquote at very top (after title):
       ```
       > **Don't assume. Don't hide confusion. Surface tradeoffs.**
       > **Minimum code that solves the problem. Nothing speculative.**
       > **Touch only what you must. Clean up only your own mess.**
       > **Define success criteria. Loop until verified.**
       ```
     - Added TrustFortress v6.x to Projects table: `| TrustFortress v6.x (ACTIVE) | \`trustfortress/\` | \`main\` |`
     - Workflow table: added bold emphasis to systematic-debugging entry
     - "What NOT To Do": removed 4 redundant items (over-plan, create files outside project, silently skip instructions, stale counts) — kept only 4 unique items
   - `C:\Users\NickV\Downloads\5.0SovereignAI_Stack_Bootstrap_v1_1_production_ready_session_updated.xlsx`
     - 23 sheets; key sheets: Blockers (20 P0, 3 P1), Actions (45 total, 0 closed), Deployment_Order (8 phases), Validation_Gates (19 gates), SDK_Requirements (full component catalog), Config_Secrets_Contract, UI_Functional_Spec, Architecture_Gaps
     - Health score: 30.29/100
     - Deployment phases 0-8, all PENDING
   - `C:\Users\NickV\OneDrive\Desktop\tf-OMEGA\v1.0_VerificationManifest_0426.md`
     - Theorem Omega 4.0 verification: Lean 4.15.0 PASS + Coq 8.18.0 PASS
     - Image digest: sha256:07600e7b5c1791b6c0c54350553fc04a1ac617b8c39b4110d33d4d9e6696dda6
     - Size: 3.48GB, portable via docker load
     - ONLY copy on Desktop — critical IP with no git backup

4. Errors and fixes:
   - Plugin location confusion: Initially checked `.claude.json` (global Claude config) but plugins are in `.claude/settings.json`. Fixed by reading the correct file.
   - Python Unicode encoding on Windows: `gh api | python -c "print(...)"` failed with `UnicodeEncodeError` on emoji chars. Fixed by using `sys.stdout.reconfigure(encoding='utf-8')` and `set PYTHONIOENCODING=utf-8`.
   - `gh repo view --json readme` doesn't support readme field: switched to `gh api repos/{owner}/{repo}/readme` with base64 decode.
   - Parallel tool calls cancelled when first fails: several batch API calls cancelled due to one erroring. Fixed by isolating calls.

5. Problem Solving:
   - Identified that the spreadsheet is already a comprehensive build plan but has 20 unresolved P0 blockers — most are architecture decision records (ADRs), not code tasks
   - Determined that 5 decisions were blocking Cursor execution; user answered 4 of 5:
     - Storage: Ozone (Docker test, Xeon 6 compatible)
     - Provisioner: Fixed-node
     - Keycloak: realm-per-tenant
     - Milvus: database-per-tenant
     - Network topology (BGP vs MetalLB): NOT explicitly answered (fixed-node implies MetalLB L2 is likely)
   - Identified tf-OMEGA as highest-risk orphan (formal proofs with no git backup, only copy on Desktop)
   - Determined antigravity-node-stable is the most complete installable sovereign stack but blocked by 4 P0 security defaults (AUTH_ENABLED=false, Keycloak start-dev, OpenBao dev mode, OpenSearch security disabled)

6. All user messages:
   - "i want to remove the greplab and the superpowers as well as the timeguard permanently" [in /doctor output context]
   - "can i provide you a github pat?"
   - [Pasted GitHub PAT: `github_pat_11A7D5VLY0D2aMxyGxKJMS_...`]
   - "how would you optimize this for the claude md global file based on my historical usage? [4 rules quoted] and have this be at the very top of the file"
   - "do these - superpowers:systematic-debugging (11x) — same, missing from the workflow table / The What NOT To Do section has some overlap with Anti-Drift rules 0 and 8 — could be consolidated"
   - "please access my github and evaluate the repos such as phuc-ai antigravity and other repos which are designed around being a soverign aai stack and determine which is the most complete"
   - "trying to determine what is a client deliverable and if i have something more ready to ship stored locally or perhaps in one of these repos [6 URLs provided]"
   - "you look at these also here are more to review [AI-DMP, Antigravity-Node, antigravity-node-stable URLs]"
   - "yes cross-check local as well and see if repos forghotten"
   - "would it be eaiser to give cursor a build plan to pull various parts or i provide it this spreadsheet and have it execute against this instead? [spreadsheet path]"
   - "ozone , planning to test it in a docker container bvut want it xeon 6 compatable, i assume fixed node to start. keycloak per tenant scopped , milvus database per tenant"

7. Pending Tasks:
   - Write a one-page ADR document encoding the 5 architecture decisions so Cursor can execute the spreadsheet build plan without ambiguity
   - Network topology decision still open (BGP vs MetalLB L2) — likely MetalLB for fixed-node but not confirmed
   - Rook/Ceph disk topology still open (though Ozone is primary storage)
   - Push tf-OMEGA to a private GitHub repo (critical — only copy on Desktop, no git)
   - Push trustfortress-mcp-app to GitHub (no git, built Cloudflare Worker)
   - Commit 3 modified files in local agentic-workflows repo
   - Fix antigravity-node-stable P0 security defaults before shipping (AUTH_ENABLED, Keycloak start-dev, OpenBao dev mode, OpenSearch security)

8. Current Work:
   The conversation was at the point of resolving the 5 architecture decision blockers needed before Cursor can execute the spreadsheet as a build plan. The user just answered 4 of the 5 required decisions:
   - Storage: Ozone (test in Docker, Xeon 6 compatible)
   - Provisioner: Fixed-node
   - Keycloak: per-tenant scoped (realm-per-tenant)
   - Milvus: database-per-tenant
   The 5th decision (network topology: BGP vs MetalLB) was not explicitly answered.

9. Optional Next Step:
   Write the ADR cover document encoding the architecture decisions so Cursor can execute the spreadsheet. The assistant said: "Do you want to answer those 5 questions now?" and the user answered with: "ozone , planning to test it in a docker container bvut want it xeon 6 compatable, i assume fixed node to start. keycloak per tenant scopped , milvus database per tenant" — so the immediate next step is to produce the ADR document with these decisions plus clarify or assume the network topology (MetalLB L2, since fixed-node implies no BGP routing), then the document can be used as a Cursor context file alongside the spreadsheet.

If you need specific details from before compaction (like exact code snippets, error messages, or content you generated), read the full transcript at: C:\Users\NickV\.claude\projects\C--Users-NickV\bfc2bfbf-6683-4826-bf18-edd758f725bb.jsonl
Continue the conversation from where it left off without asking the user any further questions. Resume directly — do not acknowledge the summary, do not recap what was happening, do not preface with "I'll continue" or similar. Pick up the last task as if the break never happened.


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Do not use for: refactoring, writing scripts from scratch, debugging business logic, code review, or general programming concepts.

## plugin:serena:serena
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Writing the ADR now. I'll assume MetalLB L2 for fixed-node since BGP requires dynamic routing infrastructure.


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# ADR-001: Sovereign AI Stack Architecture Decisions

**Date:** 2026-05-05
**Status:** ACCEPTED
**Author:** Nick Venezia, Centillion AI
**Scope:** 5.0SovereignAI_Stack_Bootstrap_v1_1 — execution context for Cursor

---

## Purpose

This document encodes five architecture decisions that unblock the spreadsheet build plan from Phase 0 through Phase 8. Cursor must treat every decision here as **final and non-negotiable** unless the user explicitly overrides in the session.

---

## Decision 1 — Object Storage: Apache Ozone

**Decision:** Use Apache Ozone as the primary object/block storage layer.

**Rationale:**
- HDFS-compatible and S3-compatible APIs in one system
- CNCF-hosted → zero vendor lock-in
- Xeon 6 compatible (see constraints below)
- Replaces any Ceph/Rook, MinIO, or cloud blob references in the stack

**Test Target:** Docker container (single-node Ozone SCM + OM + Datanode)

**Xeon 6 Constraints:**
- Build with `--platform linux/amd64` — no ARM targets
- Ozone JVM flags: `-XX:+UseG1GC -XX:MaxGCPauseMillis=100` for Intel P-core scheduling
- Container resource config: Ozone SCM/OM each get `mem_limit: 4g`, Datanode `mem_limit: 8g`
- Avoid AVX-512 BLAS libraries in co-located Python services (thermal throttle on mixed P+E core loads)

**Implementation Notes:**
- Docker Compose Ozone cluster: one `ozone-scm`, one `ozone-om`, minimum one `ozone-datanode`
- S3 Gateway exposed on port `9878` internally
- All services use `S3A` connector (`s3a://bucket/path`) for storage paths
- Volume driver: local bind mounts in dev, named volumes in staging

---

## Decision 2 — Node Provisioner: Fixed-Node

**Decision:** Fixed-node provisioning. No dynamic node admission or auto-scaling.

**Rationale:**
- Simplest operational model for initial sovereign deployment
- Eliminates dependency on cloud-provider autoscaler, Cluster API, or Karpenter
- Client deployments target known hardware inventory (Xeon 6 chassis)

**What this means for the build:**
- No Cluster API manifests
- No node pool definitions or machine sets
- `kubeadm` or `k3s` static join — record `NODE_JOIN_TOKEN` in Config_Secrets_Contract
- Kubernetes node count is fixed at cluster creation time; scale-out = manual `kubeadm join`
- Taints/tolerations still used to pin workloads (GPU nodes, storage nodes, control plane)

**Prohibited:** Any Terraform/Pulumi resource that provisions VMs dynamically. If Terraform appears in the build, it is for **config management only** (namespaces, secrets, RBAC) — not compute provisioning.

---

## Decision 3 — Network Load Balancer: MetalLB Layer 2

**Decision:** MetalLB in L2 (ARP) mode. No BGP.

**Rationale:**
- Fixed-node topology has no BGP router — L2 ARP announcement is sufficient
- MetalLB L2 works without router configuration changes on client premises
- BGP requires peer AS configuration on the upstream switch — out of scope for initial deploy

**Configuration:**
```yaml
# metallb-config.yaml (IPAddressPool)
apiVersion: metallb.io/v1beta1
kind: IPAddressPool
metadata:
  name: sovereign-pool
  namespace: metallb-system
spec:
  addresses:
    - 192.168.100.200-192.168.100.250   # adjust to client subnet
---
apiVersion: metallb.io/v1beta1
kind: L2Advertisement
metadata:
  name: sovereign-l2
  namespace: metallb-system
```

**Implementation Notes:**
- MetalLB version: `v0.14.x` (latest stable)
- All LoadBalancer services draw IPs from `sovereign-pool`
- Ingress controller (Nginx or Traefik) gets one VIP from this pool; all HTTP/HTTPS routes through it
- BGP mode is NOT configured — remove any `BGPPeer` or `BGPAdvertisement` manifests if found

---

## Decision 4 — Identity Provider: Keycloak Realm-Per-Tenant

**Decision:** One Keycloak realm per tenant. Shared Keycloak instance.

**Rationale:**
- Realm isolation is Keycloak's native multi-tenant boundary
- Simpler than running one Keycloak instance per tenant
- Allows shared infrastructure (DB, operator) with strong isolation (JWKS, client IDs, roles all scoped to realm)

**Schema:**
```
Keycloak instance (shared)
├── realm: master          ← admin only, never used for app auth
├── realm: centillion      ← internal/platform tenant
├── realm: {client-slug-1} ← customer tenant A
└── realm: {client-slug-2} ← customer tenant B
```

**Implementation Notes:**
- Keycloak operator or Helm chart — single Keycloak deployment in `identity` namespace
- Each realm: own OIDC endpoints, own client credentials, own user federation if needed
- Backend services: validate JWT against tenant-specific JWKS URI `https://keycloak/realms/{tenant}/protocol/openid-connect/certs`
- Realm provisioning: Terraform Keycloak provider OR Keycloak REST API at tenant onboarding time
- **NEVER use `start-dev`** — run Keycloak with `--optimized` flag and a real PostgreSQL backend
- PostgreSQL backend: dedicated schema per realm is acceptable; shared DB instance

---

## Decision 5 — Vector Database: Milvus Database-Per-Tenant

**Decision:** One Milvus database per tenant. Shared Milvus cluster.

**Rationale:**
- Milvus 2.x supports logical database separation within one cluster
- Database-per-tenant provides collection namespace isolation without separate infrastructure
- Avoids the operational overhead of one Milvus cluster per tenant

**Schema:**
```
Milvus cluster (shared)
├── database: default           ← platform use only
├── database: centillion        ← internal tenant
├── database: {tenant-slug-1}  ← customer A
└── database: {tenant-slug-2}  ← customer B
```

**Implementation Notes:**
- All collection names are unqualified — they live inside the tenant's database scope
- Connection strings include `db_name={tenant-slug}` parameter
- Service accounts: one Milvus user per tenant (RBAC in Milvus 2.4+) scoped to their database
- Milvus deployment: Milvus Operator on Kubernetes, `cluster` mode (not standalone)
- Embedding dimensions: 1536 (OpenAI-compatible) or 768 (BGE-M3) — must be consistent per collection
- Index type: `HNSW` with `M=16, efConstruction=200` for initial config

---

## Summary Table

| Decision | Choice | Scope |
|----------|--------|-------|
| Object Storage | Apache Ozone (S3A gateway, port 9878) | All services |
| Node Provisioner | Fixed-node (kubeadm/k3s static join) | Infrastructure layer |
| Network LB | MetalLB L2 ARP mode | All LoadBalancer services |
| Identity | Keycloak realm-per-tenant | Auth for all services |
| Vector DB | Milvus database-per-tenant | All RAG/embedding services |

---

## Open Items (not blocking Phase 0-2)

| Item | Status | Owner |
|------|--------|-------|
| Client subnet range for MetalLB pool | TBD | Nick |
| Rook/Ceph topology (if Ozone falls back) | Not needed unless Ozone blocked | Arch |
| Keycloak realm slug convention (`{client-slug}` format) | TBD | Product |
| Milvus RBAC user provisioning automation | Phase 3+ | Eng |

---

## How to Use This in Cursor

1. Open this file alongside the spreadsheet (`5.0SovereignAI_Stack_Bootstrap_v1_1_production_ready_session_updated.xlsx`)
2. When the spreadsheet references a storage system, use **Ozone + S3A**
3. When the spreadsheet references node provisioning, use **fixed-node / kubeadm**
4. When the spreadsheet references load balancing, use **MetalLB L2**
5. When the spreadsheet references identity/auth, use **Keycloak realm-per-tenant**
6. When the spreadsheet references vector search, use **Milvus database-per-tenant**
7. Any blocker that conflicts with these decisions: surface it — do NOT silently substitute a different technology.


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# ADR-001: Sovereign AI Stack Architecture Decisions

**Date:** 2026-05-05
**Status:** ACCEPTED
**Author:** Nick Venezia, Centillion AI
**Scope:** 5.0SovereignAI_Stack_Bootstrap_v1_1 — execution context for Cursor

---

## Purpose

This document encodes five architecture decisions that unblock the spreadsheet build plan from Phase 0 through Phase 8. Cursor must treat every decision here as **final and non-negotiable** unless the user explicitly overrides in the session.

---

## Decision 1 — Object Storage: Apache Ozone

**Decision:** Use Apache Ozone as the primary object/block storage layer.

**Rationale:**
- HDFS-compatible and S3-compatible APIs in one system
- CNCF-hosted — zero vendor lock-in
- Xeon 6 compatible (see constraints below)
- Replaces any Ceph/Rook, MinIO, or cloud blob references in the stack

**Test Target:** Docker container (single-node Ozone SCM + OM + Datanode)

**Xeon 6 Constraints:**
- Build with `--platform linux/amd64` — no ARM targets
- Ozone JVM flags: `-XX:+UseG1GC -XX:MaxGCPauseMillis=100` for Intel P-core scheduling
- Container resource config: Ozone SCM/OM each get `mem_limit: 4g`, Datanode `mem_limit: 8g`
- Avoid AVX-512 BLAS libraries in co-located Python services (thermal throttle on mixed P+E core loads)

**Implementation Notes:**
- Docker Compose Ozone cluster: one `ozone-scm`, one `ozone-om`, minimum one `ozone-datanode`
- S3 Gateway exposed on port `9878` internally
- All services use S3A connector (`s3a://bucket/path`) for storage paths
- Volume driver: local bind mounts in dev, named volumes in staging

---

## Decision 2 — Node Provisioner: Fixed-Node

**Decision:** Fixed-node provisioning. No dynamic node admission or auto-scaling.

**Rationale:**
- Simplest operational model for initial sovereign deployment
- Eliminates dependency on cloud-provider autoscaler, Cluster API, or Karpenter
- Client deployments target known hardware inventory (Xeon 6 chassis)

**What this means for the build:**
- No Cluster API manifests
- No node pool definitions or machine sets
- `kubeadm` or `k3s` static join — record `NODE_JOIN_TOKEN` in Config_Secrets_Contract
- Kubernetes node count is fixed at cluster creation time; scale-out = manual `kubeadm join`
- Taints/tolerations still used to pin workloads (GPU nodes, storage nodes, control plane)

**Prohibited:** Any Terraform/Pulumi resource that provisions VMs dynamically. If Terraform appears in the build, it is for **config management only** (namespaces, secrets, RBAC) — not compute provisioning.

---

## Decision 3 — Network Load Balancer: MetalLB Layer 2

**Decision:** MetalLB in L2 (ARP) mode. No BGP.

**Rationale:**
- Fixed-node topology has no BGP router — L2 ARP announcement is sufficient
- MetalLB L2 works without router configuration changes on client premises
- BGP requires peer AS configuration on the upstream switch — out of scope for initial deploy

**Configuration template:**
```yaml
# metallb-config.yaml
apiVersion: metallb.io/v1beta1
kind: IPAddressPool
metadata:
  name: sovereign-pool
  namespace: metallb-system
spec:
  addresses:
    - 192.168.100.200-192.168.100.250   # adjust to client subnet
---
apiVersion: metallb.io/v1beta1
kind: L2Advertisement
metadata:
  name: sovereign-l2
  namespace: metallb-system
```

**Implementation Notes:**
- MetalLB version: `v0.14.x` (latest stable)
- All LoadBalancer services draw IPs from `sovereign-pool`
- Ingress controller (Nginx or Traefik) gets one VIP; all HTTP/HTTPS routes through it
- BGP mode is NOT configured — remove any `BGPPeer` or `BGPAdvertisement` manifests if found

---

## Decision 4 — Identity Provider: Keycloak Realm-Per-Tenant

**Decision:** One Keycloak realm per tenant. Shared Keycloak instance.

**Rationale:**
- Realm isolation is Keycloak's native multi-tenant boundary
- Simpler than running one Keycloak instance per tenant
- Allows shared infrastructure (DB, operator) with strong isolation (JWKS, client IDs, roles scoped to realm)

**Schema:**
```
Keycloak instance (shared)
├── realm: master          ← admin only, never used for app auth
├── realm: centillion      ← internal/platform tenant
├── realm: {client-slug-1} ← customer tenant A
└── realm: {client-slug-2} ← customer tenant B
```

**Implementation Notes:**
- Single Keycloak deployment in `identity` namespace (Operator or Helm)
- Each realm: own OIDC endpoints, own client credentials, own user federation
- Backend services validate JWT against: `https://keycloak/realms/{tenant}/protocol/openid-connect/certs`
- Realm provisioning: Terraform Keycloak provider OR Keycloak REST API at onboarding time
- **NEVER use `start-dev`** — run with `--optimized` flag + real PostgreSQL backend
- PostgreSQL backend: dedicated schema per realm; shared DB instance is acceptable

---

## Decision 5 — Vector Database: Milvus Database-Per-Tenant

**Decision:** One Milvus logical database per tenant. Shared Milvus cluster.

**Rationale:**
- Milvus 2.x supports logical database separation within one cluster
- Database-per-tenant provides collection namespace isolation without separate infrastructure
- Avoids per-tenant cluster operational overhead

**Schema:**
```
Milvus cluster (shared)
├── database: default           ← platform use only
├── database: centillion        ← internal tenant
├── database: {tenant-slug-1}  ← customer A
└── database: {tenant-slug-2}  ← customer B
```

**Implementation Notes:**
- All collection names are unqualified — scoped to the tenant's database
- Connection strings include `db_name={tenant-slug}` parameter
- Service accounts: one Milvus user per tenant (RBAC, Milvus 2.4+) scoped to their database
- Milvus deployment: Milvus Operator on Kubernetes, `cluster` mode (not standalone)
- Embedding dimensions: 1536 (OpenAI-compatible) or 768 (BGE-M3) — must be consistent per collection
- Index type: `HNSW` with `M=16, efConstruction=200` for initial config

---

## Summary Table

| Decision | Choice | Notes |
|----------|--------|-------|
| Object Storage | Apache Ozone (S3A gateway, port 9878) | Docker test first, Xeon 6 amd64 |
| Node Provisioner | Fixed-node (kubeadm/k3s static join) | No autoscaler |
| Network LB | MetalLB L2 ARP mode | No BGP |
| Identity | Keycloak realm-per-tenant | PostgreSQL backend, no start-dev |
| Vector DB | Milvus database-per-tenant | HNSW index, cluster mode |

---

## Open Items (not blocking Phase 0-2)

| Item | Status |
|------|--------|
| Client subnet range for MetalLB pool | TBD — update metallb-config.yaml before deploy |
| Keycloak realm slug naming convention | TBD — recommend `{org-domain-tld}` |
| Milvus RBAC user provisioning automation | Phase 3+ |
| Rook/Ceph fallback plan if Ozone blocked | Not needed unless Ozone proves unstable |

---

## How to Use This in Cursor

1. Keep this file open alongside the spreadsheet as a context document.
2. When the spreadsheet references **storage** → Ozone + S3A.
3. When the spreadsheet references **node provisioning** → fixed-node / kubeadm.
4. When the spreadsheet references **load balancing** → MetalLB L2.
5. When the spreadsheet references **identity/auth** → Keycloak realm-per-tenant.
6. When the spreadsheet references **vector search** → Milvus database-per-tenant.
7. Any conflict with these decisions: surface it — do NOT silently substitute a different technology.


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11	def main():
12	    try:
13	        input_data = json.load(sys.stdin)
14	    except (json.JSONDecodeError, EOFError):
15	        sys.exit(0)
16
17	    if input_data.get("stop_hook_active", False):
18	        sys.exit(0)
19
20	    tool_name = input_data.get("tool_name", "")
21	    tool_input = input_data.get("tool_input", {})
22
23	    # Block destructive bash commands
24	    if tool_name == "Bash":
25	        command = tool_input.get("command", "")
26	        blocked_patterns = [
27	            "rm -rf /",
28	            "git push --force",
29	            "DROP TABLE",
30	            "DROP DATABASE",
31	            "curl | bash",
32	            "wget | bash",
33	            "> /dev/sda",
34	            "mkfs.",
35	            ":(){:|:&};:",
36	            "format c:",
37	            "del /f /s /q c:",
38	        ]
39	        for pattern in blocked_patterns:
40	            if pattern.lower() in command.lower():
41	                print(
42	                    json.dumps(
43	                        {
44	                            "decision": "block",
45	                            "reason": f"Blocked destructive command: {pattern}",
46	                        }
47	                    )
48	                )
49	                sys.exit(0)
50
51	    # Block writes outside allowed directories
52	    if tool_name in ("Write", "Edit", "MultiEdit"):
53	        filepath = tool_input.get("file_path", "")
54	        cwd = os.getcwd()
55	        home = os.path.expanduser("~")
56	        # Normalize to forward slashes for comparison
57	        fp = filepath.replace("\\", "/")
58	        cwd_n = cwd.replace("\\", "/")
59	        home_n = home.replace("\\", "/")
60	        # Always allow: CWD, home .claude dir, and any project under home
61	        allowed_roots = [
62	            cwd_n,
63	            home_n + "/.claude",
64	            home_n + "/trustfortress",
65	            home_n + "/OneDrive/Desktop/RAKKIT STACK",
66	            home_n + "/OneDrive/Desktop/Antigravity-Node",
67	            home_n + "/OneDrive/Desktop/camara-mcp-apps",
68	            home_n + "/OneDrive/Desktop/camara-mcp-portal",
69	            home_n + "/Downloads/bootstrap-loop-cdp",
70	            home_n + "/Downloads/TF Verification Logs",
71	            home_n + "/Downloads/TF Logs 2 LARGE",
72	            home_n + "/Downloads/TF Logs 3",
73	            home_n + "/Downloads/UPDATED TF Logs 2 LARGE",
74	            home_n + "/Downloads/UPDATED TF Logs 3",
75	            home_n + "/agent-hook",
76	        ]
77	        if filepath and not any(fp.startswith(r) for r in allowed_roots):
78	            print(
79	                json.dumps(
80	                    {
81	                        "decision": "block",
82	                        "reason": f"Write outside project directory blocked: {filepath}",
83	                    }
84	                )
85	            )
86	            sys.exit(0)
87
88	    sys.exit(0)
89
90
91	if __name__ == "__main__":
92	    main()
93

#!/usr/bin/env python3
"""
PreToolUse Hook — Policy enforcement before tool execution.
Blocks destructive operations and enforces file boundaries.
"""
import json
import os
import sys

def main():
    try:
        input_data = json.load(sys.stdin)
    except (json.JSONDecodeError, EOFError):
        sys.exit(0)

    if input_data.get("stop_hook_active", False):
        sys.exit(0)

    tool_name = input_data.get("tool_name", "")
    tool_input = input_data.get("tool_input", {})

    # Block destructive bash commands
    if tool_name == "Bash":
        command = tool_input.get("command", "")
        blocked_patterns = [
            "rm -rf /",
            "git push --force",
            "DROP TABLE",
            "DROP DATABASE",
            "curl | bash",
            "wget | bash",
            "> /dev/sda",
            "mkfs.",
            ":(){:|:&};:",
            "format c:",
            "del /f /s /q c:",
        ]
        for pattern in blocked_patterns:
            if pattern.lower() in command.lower():
                print(
                    json.dumps(
                        {
                            "decision": "block",
                            "reason": f"Blocked destructive command: {pattern}",
                        }
                    )
                )
                sys.exit(0)

    # Block writes outside allowed directories
    if tool_name in ("Write", "Edit", "MultiEdit"):
        filepath = tool_input.get("file_path", "")
        cwd = os.getcwd()
        home = os.path.expanduser("~")
        # Normalize to forward slashes for comparison
        fp = filepath.replace("\\", "/")
        cwd_n = cwd.replace("\\", "/")
        home_n = home.replace("\\", "/")
        # Always allow: CWD, home .claude dir, and any project under home
        allowed_roots = [
            cwd_n,
            home_n + "/.claude",
            home_n + "/trustfortress",
            home_n + "/OneDrive/Desktop/RAKKIT STACK",
            home_n + "/OneDrive/Desktop/Antigravity-Node",
            home_n + "/OneDrive/Desktop/camara-mcp-apps",
            home_n + "/OneDrive/Desktop/camara-mcp-portal",
            home_n + "/Downloads/bootstrap-loop-cdp",
            home_n + "/Downloads/TF Verification Logs",
            home_n + "/Downloads/TF Logs 2 LARGE",
            home_n + "/Downloads/TF Logs 3",
            home_n + "/Downloads/UPDATED TF Logs 2 LARGE",
            home_n + "/Downloads/UPDATED TF Logs 3",
            home_n + "/agent-hook",
        ]
        if filepath and not any(fp.startswith(r) for r in allowed_roots):
            print(
                json.dumps(
                    {
                        "decision": "block",
                        "reason": f"Write outside project directory blocked: {filepath}",
                    }
                )
            )
            sys.exit(0)

    sys.exit(0)

if __name__ == "__main__":
    main()


The hook only allows specific roots. I'll write it to `~/.claude/` which is always allowed.


can you please remove that hook and error we are hitting


# ADR-001: Sovereign AI Stack Architecture Decisions

**Date:** 2026-05-05
**Status:** ACCEPTED
**Author:** Nick Venezia, Centillion AI
**Scope:** 5.0SovereignAI_Stack_Bootstrap_v1_1 — execution context for Cursor

---

## Purpose

This document encodes five architecture decisions that unblock the spreadsheet build plan from Phase 0 through Phase 8. Cursor must treat every decision here as **final and non-negotiable** unless the user explicitly overrides in the session.

---

## Decision 1 — Object Storage: Apache Ozone

**Decision:** Use Apache Ozone as the primary object/block storage layer.

**Rationale:**
- HDFS-compatible and S3-compatible APIs in one system
- CNCF-hosted — zero vendor lock-in
- Xeon 6 compatible (see constraints below)
- Replaces any Ceph/Rook, MinIO, or cloud blob references in the stack

**Test Target:** Docker container (single-node Ozone SCM + OM + Datanode)

**Xeon 6 Constraints:**
- Build with `--platform linux/amd64` — no ARM targets
- Ozone JVM flags: `-XX:+UseG1GC -XX:MaxGCPauseMillis=100` for Intel P-core scheduling
- Container resource config: Ozone SCM/OM each `mem_limit: 4g`, Datanode `mem_limit: 8g`
- Avoid AVX-512 BLAS libraries in co-located Python services (thermal throttle on P+E mixed loads)

**Implementation Notes:**
- Docker Compose cluster: one `ozone-scm`, one `ozone-om`, one+ `ozone-datanode`
- S3 Gateway on port `9878` (internal)
- All services use S3A connector: `s3a://bucket/path`
- Dev: local bind mounts. Staging: named volumes.

---

## Decision 2 — Node Provisioner: Fixed-Node

**Decision:** Fixed-node provisioning. No dynamic node admission or auto-scaling.

**Rationale:**
- Simplest operational model for initial sovereign deployment
- Eliminates dependency on cloud-provider autoscaler, Cluster API, or Karpenter
- Client deployments target known hardware inventory (Xeon 6 chassis)

**What this means for the build:**
- No Cluster API manifests, no machine sets, no node pools
- `kubeadm` or `k3s` static join — record `NODE_JOIN_TOKEN` in Config_Secrets_Contract
- Scale-out = manual `kubeadm join`; taints/tolerations still used for workload pinning

**Prohibited:** Terraform/Pulumi resources that provision VMs dynamically. If Terraform appears, it manages config only (namespaces, secrets, RBAC) — not compute.

---

## Decision 3 — Network Load Balancer: MetalLB Layer 2

**Decision:** MetalLB in L2 (ARP) mode. No BGP.

**Rationale:**
- Fixed-node topology has no BGP router — L2 ARP announcement is sufficient
- Works without router configuration on client premises
- BGP requires peer AS config on upstream switch — out of scope for initial deploy

**Configuration template:**
```yaml
apiVersion: metallb.io/v1beta1
kind: IPAddressPool
metadata:
  name: sovereign-pool
  namespace: metallb-system
spec:
  addresses:
    - 192.168.100.200-192.168.100.250   # adjust to client subnet
---
apiVersion: metallb.io/v1beta1
kind: L2Advertisement
metadata:
  name: sovereign-l2
  namespace: metallb-system
```

**Implementation Notes:**
- MetalLB `v0.14.x` (latest stable)
- All LoadBalancer services draw from `sovereign-pool`
- Ingress controller (Nginx or Traefik) gets one VIP; all HTTP/HTTPS routes through it
- Remove any `BGPPeer` or `BGPAdvertisement` manifests if found

---

## Decision 4 — Identity Provider: Keycloak Realm-Per-Tenant

**Decision:** One Keycloak realm per tenant. Shared Keycloak instance.

**Schema:**
```
Keycloak instance (shared)
├── realm: master          ← admin only, never app auth
├── realm: centillion      ← internal/platform tenant
├── realm: {client-slug-1} ← customer A
└── realm: {client-slug-2} ← customer B
```

**Implementation Notes:**
- Single Keycloak deployment in `identity` namespace (Operator or Helm)
- JWT validation: `https://keycloak/realms/{tenant}/protocol/openid-connect/certs`
- Realm provisioning: Terraform Keycloak provider OR Keycloak REST API at onboarding
- **NEVER `start-dev`** — run `--optimized` with PostgreSQL backend
- Shared PostgreSQL DB, dedicated schema per realm is acceptable

---

## Decision 5 — Vector Database: Milvus Database-Per-Tenant

**Decision:** One Milvus logical database per tenant. Shared Milvus cluster.

**Schema:**
```
Milvus cluster (shared)
├── database: default           ← platform use only
├── database: centillion        ← internal tenant
├── database: {tenant-slug-1}  ← customer A
└── database: {tenant-slug-2}  ← customer B
```

**Implementation Notes:**
- Connection strings include `db_name={tenant-slug}`
- One Milvus RBAC user per tenant (Milvus 2.4+), scoped to their database
- Milvus Operator on Kubernetes, `cluster` mode (not standalone)
- Embedding dimensions: 1536 (OpenAI-compatible) or 768 (BGE-M3) — consistent per collection
- Index: `HNSW`, `M=16`, `efConstruction=200`

---

## Summary Table

| Decision | Choice | Key Constraint |
|----------|--------|----------------|
| Object Storage | Apache Ozone, S3A port 9878 | amd64 only, Docker test first |
| Node Provisioner | Fixed-node, kubeadm/k3s | No autoscaler |
| Network LB | MetalLB L2 ARP | No BGP |
| Identity | Keycloak realm-per-tenant | PostgreSQL backend, no start-dev |
| Vector DB | Milvus database-per-tenant | cluster mode, HNSW index |

---

## Open Items (not blocking Phase 0-2)

| Item | Status |
|------|--------|
| Client subnet range for MetalLB pool | TBD — fill in metallb-config.yaml before first deploy |
| Keycloak realm slug convention | TBD — recommend `{org-domain-tld}` |
| Milvus RBAC user provisioning automation | Phase 3+ |

---

## Usage in Cursor

Open alongside `5.0SovereignAI_Stack_Bootstrap_v1_1_production_ready_session_updated.xlsx`.

- Storage reference in spreadsheet → Ozone + S3A
- Node provisioning → fixed-node / kubeadm
- Load balancing → MetalLB L2
- Auth/identity → Keycloak realm-per-tenant
- Vector search → Milvus database-per-tenant

**If a spreadsheet task conflicts with a decision here: surface it. Do not silently substitute.**


File created successfully at: C:\Users\NickV\.claude\ADR-001-sovereign-stack-architecture.md

# ADR-001: Sovereign AI Stack Architecture Decisions

**Date:** 2026-05-05
**Status:** ACCEPTED
**Author:** Nick Venezia, Centillion AI
**Scope:** 5.0SovereignAI_Stack_Bootstrap_v1_1 — execution context for Cursor

---

## Purpose

This document encodes five architecture decisions that unblock the spreadsheet build plan from Phase 0 through Phase 8. Cursor must treat every decision here as **final and non-negotiable** unless the user explicitly overrides in the session.

---

## Decision 1 — Object Storage: Apache Ozone

**Decision:** Use Apache Ozone as the primary object/block storage layer.

**Rationale:**
- HDFS-compatible and S3-compatible APIs in one system
- CNCF-hosted — zero vendor lock-in
- Xeon 6 compatible (see constraints below)
- Replaces any Ceph/Rook, MinIO, or cloud blob references in the stack

**Test Target:** Docker container (single-node Ozone SCM + OM + Datanode)

**Xeon 6 Constraints:**
- Build with `--platform linux/amd64` — no ARM targets
- Ozone JVM flags: `-XX:+UseG1GC -XX:MaxGCPauseMillis=100` for Intel P-core scheduling
- Container resource config: Ozone SCM/OM each `mem_limit: 4g`, Datanode `mem_limit: 8g`
- Avoid AVX-512 BLAS libraries in co-located Python services (thermal throttle on P+E mixed loads)

**Implementation Notes:**
- Docker Compose cluster: one `ozone-scm`, one `ozone-om`, one+ `ozone-datanode`
- S3 Gateway on port `9878` (internal)
- All services use S3A connector: `s3a://bucket/path`
- Dev: local bind mounts. Staging: named volumes.

---

## Decision 2 — Node Provisioner: Fixed-Node

**Decision:** Fixed-node provisioning. No dynamic node admission or auto-scaling.

**Rationale:**
- Simplest operational model for initial sovereign deployment
- Eliminates dependency on cloud-provider autoscaler, Cluster API, or Karpenter
- Client deployments target known hardware inventory (Xeon 6 chassis)

**What this means for the build:**
- No Cluster API manifests, no machine sets, no node pools
- `kubeadm` or `k3s` static join — record `NODE_JOIN_TOKEN` in Config_Secrets_Contract
- Scale-out = manual `kubeadm join`; taints/tolerations still used for workload pinning

**Prohibited:** Terraform/Pulumi resources that provision VMs dynamically. If Terraform appears, it manages config only (namespaces, secrets, RBAC) — not compute.

---

## Decision 3 — Network Load Balancer: MetalLB Layer 2

**Decision:** MetalLB in L2 (ARP) mode. No BGP.

**Rationale:**
- Fixed-node topology has no BGP router — L2 ARP announcement is sufficient
- Works without router configuration on client premises
- BGP requires peer AS config on upstream switch — out of scope for initial deploy

**Configuration template:**
```yaml
apiVersion: metallb.io/v1beta1
kind: IPAddressPool
metadata:
  name: sovereign-pool
  namespace: metallb-system
spec:
  addresses:
    - 192.168.100.200-192.168.100.250   # adjust to client subnet
---
apiVersion: metallb.io/v1beta1
kind: L2Advertisement
metadata:
  name: sovereign-l2
  namespace: metallb-system
```

**Implementation Notes:**
- MetalLB `v0.14.x` (latest stable)
- All LoadBalancer services draw from `sovereign-pool`
- Ingress controller (Nginx or Traefik) gets one VIP; all HTTP/HTTPS routes through it
- Remove any `BGPPeer` or `BGPAdvertisement` manifests if found

---

## Decision 4 — Identity Provider: Keycloak Realm-Per-Tenant

**Decision:** One Keycloak realm per tenant. Shared Keycloak instance.

**Schema:**
```
Keycloak instance (shared)
├── realm: master          ← admin only, never app auth
├── realm: centillion      ← internal/platform tenant
├── realm: {client-slug-1} ← customer A
└── realm: {client-slug-2} ← customer B
```

**Implementation Notes:**
- Single Keycloak deployment in `identity` namespace (Operator or Helm)
- JWT validation: `https://keycloak/realms/{tenant}/protocol/openid-connect/certs`
- Realm provisioning: Terraform Keycloak provider OR Keycloak REST API at onboarding
- **NEVER `start-dev`** — run `--optimized` with PostgreSQL backend
- Shared PostgreSQL DB, dedicated schema per realm is acceptable

---

## Decision 5 — Vector Database: Milvus Database-Per-Tenant

**Decision:** One Milvus logical database per tenant. Shared Milvus cluster.

**Schema:**
```
Milvus cluster (shared)
├── database: default           ← platform use only
├── database: centillion        ← internal tenant
├── database: {tenant-slug-1}  ← customer A
└── database: {tenant-slug-2}  ← customer B
```

**Implementation Notes:**
- Connection strings include `db_name={tenant-slug}`
- One Milvus RBAC user per tenant (Milvus 2.4+), scoped to their database
- Milvus Operator on Kubernetes, `cluster` mode (not standalone)
- Embedding dimensions: 1536 (OpenAI-compatible) or 768 (BGE-M3) — consistent per collection
- Index: `HNSW`, `M=16`, `efConstruction=200`

---

## Summary Table

| Decision | Choice | Key Constraint |
|----------|--------|----------------|
| Object Storage | Apache Ozone, S3A port 9878 | amd64 only, Docker test first |
| Node Provisioner | Fixed-node, kubeadm/k3s | No autoscaler |
| Network LB | MetalLB L2 ARP | No BGP |
| Identity | Keycloak realm-per-tenant | PostgreSQL backend, no start-dev |
| Vector DB | Milvus database-per-tenant | cluster mode, HNSW index |

---

## Open Items (not blocking Phase 0-2)

| Item | Status |
|------|--------|
| Client subnet range for MetalLB pool | TBD — fill in metallb-config.yaml before first deploy |
| Keycloak realm slug convention | TBD — recommend `{org-domain-tld}` |
| Milvus RBAC user provisioning automation | Phase 3+ |

---

## Usage in Cursor

Open alongside `5.0SovereignAI_Stack_Bootstrap_v1_1_production_ready_session_updated.xlsx`.

- Storage reference in spreadsheet → Ozone + S3A
- Node provisioning → fixed-node / kubeadm
- Load balancing → MetalLB L2
- Auth/identity → Keycloak realm-per-tenant
- Vector search → Milvus database-per-tenant

**If a spreadsheet task conflicts with a decision here: surface it. Do not silently substitute.**


ADR written to `C:\Users\NickV\.claude\ADR-001-sovereign-stack-architecture.md` — ready to drop alongside the spreadsheet in Cursor.

Now removing the write-boundary check from the policy hook:


Edit

    # Block writes outside allowed directories
    if tool_name in ("Write", "Edit", "MultiEdit"):
        filepath = tool_input.get("file_path", "")
        cwd = os.getcwd()
        home = os.path.expanduser("~")
        # Normalize to forward slashes for comparison
        fp = filepath.replace("\\", "/")
        cwd_n = cwd.replace("\\", "/")
        home_n = home.replace("\\", "/")
        # Always allow: CWD, home .claude dir, and any project under home
        allowed_roots = [
            cwd_n,
            home_n + "/.claude",
            home_n + "/trustfortress",
            home_n + "/OneDrive/Desktop/RAKKIT STACK",
            home_n + "/OneDrive/Desktop/Antigravity-Node",
            home_n + "/OneDrive/Desktop/camara-mcp-apps",
            home_n + "/OneDrive/Desktop/camara-mcp-portal",
            home_n + "/Downloads/bootstrap-loop-cdp",
            home_n + "/Downloads/TF Verification Logs",
            home_n + "/Downloads/TF Logs 2 LARGE",
            home_n + "/Downloads/TF Logs 3",
            home_n + "/Downloads/UPDATED TF Logs 2 LARGE",
            home_n + "/Downloads/UPDATED TF Logs 3",
            home_n + "/agent-hook",
        ]
        if filepath and not any(fp.startswith(r) for r in allowed_roots):
            print(
                json.dumps(
                    {
                        "decision": "block",
                        "reason": f"Write outside project directory blocked: {filepath}",
                    }
                )
            )
            sys.exit(0)


The file C:\Users\NickV\.claude\hooks\policy_check.py has been updated successfully.

#!/usr/bin/env python3
"""
PreToolUse Hook — Policy enforcement before tool execution.
Blocks destructive operations and enforces file boundaries.
"""
import json
import os
import sys

def main():
    try:
        input_data = json.load(sys.stdin)
    except (json.JSONDecodeError, EOFError):
        sys.exit(0)

    if input_data.get("stop_hook_active", False):
        sys.exit(0)

    tool_name = input_data.get("tool_name", "")
    tool_input = input_data.get("tool_input", {})

    # Block destructive bash commands
    if tool_name == "Bash":
        command = tool_input.get("command", "")
        blocked_patterns = [
            "rm -rf /",
            "git push --force",
            "DROP TABLE",
            "DROP DATABASE",
            "curl | bash",
            "wget | bash",
            "> /dev/sda",
            "mkfs.",
            ":(){:|:&};:",
            "format c:",
            "del /f /s /q c:",
        ]
        for pattern in blocked_patterns:
            if pattern.lower() in command.lower():
                print(
                    json.dumps(
                        {
                            "decision": "block",
                            "reason": f"Blocked destructive command: {pattern}",
                        }
                    )
                )
                sys.exit(0)

    # Block writes outside allowed directories
    if tool_name in ("Write", "Edit", "MultiEdit"):
        filepath = tool_input.get("file_path", "")
        cwd = os.getcwd()
        home = os.path.expanduser("~")
        # Normalize to forward slashes for comparison
        fp = filepath.replace("\\", "/")
        cwd_n = cwd.replace("\\", "/")
        home_n = home.replace("\\", "/")
        # Always allow: CWD, home .claude dir, and any project under home
        allowed_roots = [
            cwd_n,
            home_n + "/.claude",
            home_n + "/trustfortress",
            home_n + "/OneDrive/Desktop/RAKKIT STACK",
            home_n + "/OneDrive/Desktop/Antigravity-Node",
            home_n + "/OneDrive/Desktop/camara-mcp-apps",
            home_n + "/OneDrive/Desktop/camara-mcp-portal",
            home_n + "/Downloads/bootstrap-loop-cdp",
            home_n + "/Downloads/TF Verification Logs",
            home_n + "/Downloads/TF Logs 2 LARGE",
            home_n + "/Downloads/TF Logs 3",
            home_n + "/Downloads/UPDATED TF Logs 2 LARGE",
            home_n + "/Downloads/UPDATED TF Logs 3",
            home_n + "/agent-hook",
        ]
        if filepath and not any(fp.startswith(r) for r in allowed_roots):
            print(
                json.dumps(
                    {
                        "decision": "block",
                        "reason": f"Write outside project directory blocked: {filepath}",
                    }
                )
            )
            sys.exit(0)

    sys.exit(0)

if __name__ == "__main__":
    main()

-    # Block writes outside allowed directories

-    if tool_name in ("Write", "Edit", "MultiEdit"):

-        filepath = tool_input.get("file_path", "")

-        # Normalize to forward slashes for comparison

-        fp = filepath.replace("\\", "/")

-        home_n = home.replace("\\", "/")

-        # Always allow: CWD, home .claude dir, and any project under home

-            home_n + "/OneDrive/Desktop/RAKKIT STACK",

-            home_n + "/OneDrive/Desktop/Antigravity-Node",

-            home_n + "/OneDrive/Desktop/camara-mcp-apps",

-            home_n + "/OneDrive/Desktop/camara-mcp-portal",

-            home_n + "/Downloads/bootstrap-loop-cdp",

-            home_n + "/Downloads/TF Verification Logs",

-            home_n + "/Downloads/TF Logs 2 LARGE",

-            home_n + "/Downloads/TF Logs 3",

-            home_n + "/Downloads/UPDATED TF Logs 2 LARGE",

-            home_n + "/Downloads/UPDATED TF Logs 3",

-        if filepath and not any(fp.startswith(r) for r in allowed_roots):

-                        "decision": "block",

-                        "reason": f"Write outside project directory blocked: {filepath}",


Also remove the unused `os` import since the write-boundary block was the only code using it:


#!/usr/bin/env python3
"""
PreToolUse Hook — Policy enforcement before tool execution.
Blocks destructive operations and enforces file boundaries.
"""
import json
import os
import sys

def main():
    try:
        input_data = json.load(sys.stdin)
    except (json.JSONDecodeError, EOFError):
        sys.exit(0)

    if input_data.get("stop_hook_active", False):
        sys.exit(0)

    tool_name = input_data.get("tool_name", "")
    tool_input = input_data.get("tool_input", {})

    # Block destructive bash commands
    if tool_name == "Bash":
        command = tool_input.get("command", "")
        blocked_patterns = [
            "rm -rf /",
            "git push --force",
            "DROP TABLE",
            "DROP DATABASE",
            "curl | bash",
            "wget | bash",
            "> /dev/sda",
            "mkfs.",
            ":(){:|:&};:",
            "format c:",
            "del /f /s /q c:",
        ]
        for pattern in blocked_patterns:
            if pattern.lower() in command.lower():
                print(
                    json.dumps(
                        {
                            "decision": "block",
                            "reason": f"Blocked destructive command: {pattern}",
                        }
                    )
                )
                sys.exit(0)

    sys.exit(0)

if __name__ == "__main__":
    main()


Done. The write-boundary enforcement is removed — the hook now only blocks destructive Bash commands (rm -rf /, DROP TABLE, etc.). You can write anywhere going forward.

The ADR is at `C:\Users\NickV\.claude\ADR-001-sovereign-stack-architecture.md` — copy it into Cursor as a context document alongside the spreadsheet.


please open the .md file


Bash

Open ADR file in default application


(Bash completed with no output)


Opened — should appear in your default Markdown viewer or editor now.


cursosr has a folder with only those two files. one being the spreadsheet and the other the ADR. what do i want to prompt the agent


Here's the prompt:

---

```
You are executing a sovereign AI stack build plan. You have two files as your source of truth:

1. **ADR-001-sovereign-stack-architecture.md** — Five architecture decisions that are final and non-negotiable. Read this first. If any task in the spreadsheet conflicts with a decision here, surface the conflict and stop — do not substitute a different technology.

2. **5.0SovereignAI_Stack_Bootstrap_v1_1_production_ready_session_updated.xlsx** — The build plan. It has 23 sheets. Your execution order is:

   - Start with the **Blockers** sheet — there are 20 P0 blockers. Most are architecture decision records that are now resolved by the ADR. For each P0 blocker, check whether the ADR resolves it and mark it as resolved in your working notes.
   - Use the **Deployment_Order** sheet to determine phase sequence (Phase 0 through Phase 8). Execute phases in order. Do not skip phases.
   - Use the **Validation_Gates** sheet — there are 19 gates. Every phase must pass its gates before you move to the next phase.
   - Use **SDK_Requirements** and **Config_Secrets_Contract** as the component catalog and secret definitions respectively.
   - Use **Actions** to track what you are doing — 45 actions, 0 currently closed.

Your job is to write the actual code, manifests, configs, and scripts that implement each phase. This is not analysis — this is execution.

Rules:
- Phase 0 first. Do not start Phase 1 until Phase 0 validation gates pass.
- When you create a file, tell me the exact path.
- When you hit a blocker not resolved by the ADR, stop and ask — do not guess.
- Do not create duplicate files. One canonical path per artifact.
- All infrastructure is on-prem, fixed-node, zero cloud dependency.

Start by reading both files in full, listing which P0 blockers the ADR resolves, and then stating your Phase 0 execution plan before writing any code.
```

---

The last instruction — "state your Phase 0 plan before writing code" — is important. It gives you a checkpoint to catch misread spreadsheet rows before Cursor generates 500 lines of the wrong thing.


can you in essence solve these blockers and tell me answers via chat


python -c "
import openpyxl, sys
sys.stdout.reconfigure(encoding='utf-8')
wb = openpyxl.load_workbook(r'C:/Users/NickV/Downloads/5.0SovereignAI_Stack_Bootstrap_v1_1_production_ready_session_updated.xlsx', read_only=True, data_only=True)
print('Sheets:', wb.sheetnames)
"

List sheets in sovereign AI spreadsheet


Sheets: ['Summary', 'UI_Functional_Spec', 'Frontend_UI_Status', 'UI_API_Contract', 'Review_Findings', 'Compile_Context_Template', 'Review_Source_Index', 'Blockers', 'Actions', 'Architecture_Gaps', 'Code_Gaps', 'Deployment_Order', 'SDK_Requirements', 'Validation_Gates', 'Compliance', 'Production_Ready_Contents', 'Config_Secrets_Contract', 'Definitions_Inventory', 'Storage_Deployment_Modes', 'Metadata_Trust_Plane', 'Foundation_Enhancements', 'Application_Data_Layer', 'Employee_Experience_Layer']


python -c "
import openpyxl, sys
sys.stdout.reconfigure(encoding='utf-8')
wb = openpyxl.load_workbook(r'C:/Users/NickV/Downloads/5.0SovereignAI_Stack_Bootstrap_v1_1_production_ready_session_updated.xlsx', read_only=True, data_only=True)
ws = wb['Blockers']
for i, row in enumerate(ws.iter_rows(values_only=True)):
    if any(v is not None for v in row):
        print(row)
    if i > 60:
        break
"

Read Blockers sheet from spreadsheet


('ID', 'Description', 'Severity', 'Owner', 'Deadline', 'Status', 'Evidence_Required', 'Evidence_Provided', 'Waive_Rationale', 'Created_Date', 'Closed_Date', 'Source', 'Blocks', 'Related_Items', 'Score')
('BLK-001', "[ARCH_GAP_SEC_001] Keycloak multi-tenant posture: 'Keep with caveat' — realm-per-tenant vs single-realm decision not made. Wrong choice creates operational tax or weak isolation.", 'P0', 'Security', '2026-04-26', 'CREATED', 'Produce ADR: realm-per-tenant with org mapping OR single-realm with fine-grained RBAC. Decision by 2026-05-03.', None, None, '2026-04-19', None, 'gap:ARCH_GAP_SEC_001', 'production_deploy', None, 0)
('BLK-002', "[ARCH_GAP_SEC_002] OpenBao HA + seal/unseal + key rotation design unspecified. 'Keep with caveat' language. Without HA it is a single point of catastrophic failure for the entire platform's secrets/PKI.", 'P0', 'Security', '2026-04-26', 'CREATED', 'Raft HA cluster (3 nodes min) + auto-unseal via KMS/HSM + quarterly rotation runbook.', None, None, '2026-04-19', None, 'gap:ARCH_GAP_SEC_002', 'production_deploy', None, 0)
('BLK-003', "[ARCH_GAP_DATA_001] Apache Ozone 'Keep with caveat' — S3A compatibility claims unvalidated against internal workloads (Flink, Spark, Iceberg writers).", 'P0', 'Data', '2026-04-26', 'CREATED', 'Run S3A conformance + benchmark suite across at least 3 writer engines. Document deltas.', None, None, '2026-04-19', None, 'gap:ARCH_GAP_DATA_001', 'production_deploy', None, 0)
('BLK-004', "[ARCH_GAP_DATA_002] Ranger is 'Add if Ozone is central' — conditional component. If Ozone is primary but Ranger is skipped, data authorization is ungoverned.", 'P0', 'Data', '2026-04-26', 'CREATED', 'Commit to Ranger or document alternate policy engine (OPA) with equivalent coverage.', None, None, '2026-04-19', None, 'gap:ARCH_GAP_DATA_002', 'production_deploy', None, 0)
('BLK-005', "[ARCH_GAP_INF_001] Milvus tenancy model 'Keep with explicit tenancy design' — design not documented. Multi-tenant vector DB without partition strategy risks cross-tenant retrieval leakage.", 'P0', 'Inference', '2026-04-26', 'CREATED', 'Partition-per-tenant OR database-per-tenant ADR + access policy at KServe entry.', None, None, '2026-04-19', None, 'gap:ARCH_GAP_INF_001', 'production_deploy', None, 0)
('BLK-006', "[ARCH_GAP_INF_003] Goose + MCP 'Keep with policy layer' — MCP tool invocation outside OPA/Kyverno reach. Agent execution without policy mediation is a P0 sovereign risk.", 'P0', 'Agent Safety', '2026-04-26', 'CREATED', 'Policy runtime in the Goose dispatch path. All MCP tool calls pass through OPA/Kyverno-equivalent decision before execution.', None, None, '2026-04-19', None, 'gap:ARCH_GAP_INF_003', 'production_deploy', None, 0)
('BLK-007', "[ARCH_GAP_OBS_001] Thanos 'Add if retention matters' — retention policy not stated. Without retention, compliance audits fail.", 'P0', 'Observability', '2026-04-26', 'CREATED', 'Define metrics retention tiers: 15d hot, 90d warm, 1y cold. Thanos required for 90d+.', None, None, '2026-04-19', None, 'gap:ARCH_GAP_OBS_001', 'production_deploy', None, 0)
('BLK-008', "[ARCH_GAP_PLAT_004] Cluster API 'Add' — bare-metal provider choice (Tinkerbell, Metal3, fixed-node) not decided. Blocks any automated Day-2 operations.", 'P0', 'Platform', '2026-04-26', 'CREATED', 'Select Metal3 (CAPBM) OR Tinkerbell OR declare fixed-node mode. ADR + runbook.', None, None, '2026-04-19', None, 'gap:ARCH_GAP_PLAT_004', 'production_deploy', None, 0)
('BLK-009', '[ARCH_GAP_NET_001] Cilium BGP vs L2/MetalLB choice undefined. Network topology uncommitted. Service exposure design cannot be compiled without this.', 'P0', 'Network', '2026-04-26', 'CREATED', 'Decision doc: eBGP with top-of-rack OR L2 advertisement via MetalLB. IP plan with ingress VIP range.', None, None, '2026-04-19', None, 'gap:ARCH_GAP_NET_001', 'production_deploy', None, 0)
('BLK-010', '[ARCH_GAP_PLAT_005] Rook/Ceph disk topology unspecified. NVMe vs HDD tiers, failure-domain (rack/host), replication factor, EC pools all unresolved.', 'P0', 'Storage', '2026-04-26', 'CREATED', 'Storage ADR: pool-per-class (NVMe/HDD), failure-domain=rack if ≥3 racks, EC 4+2 for cold.', None, None, '2026-04-19', None, 'gap:ARCH_GAP_PLAT_005', 'production_deploy', None, 0)
('BLK-011', '[ARCH_GAP_COMPL_001] EU AI Act Article 50 transparency obligations not mapped to TrustyAI + Goose policy runtime. Sovereign deployment + agentic workflow requires disclosed AI + logged decision chain.', 'P0', 'Compliance', '2026-04-26', 'CREATED', 'Map Article 50 obligations to (a) TrustyAI model registry disclosure, (b) MCP call audit log retention, (c) consent/scope token flow.', None, None, '2026-04-19', None, 'gap:ARCH_GAP_COMPL_001', 'production_deploy', None, 0)
('BLK-012', 'Valkey CVE-2025-49844 CRITICAL RCE (CVSS 10.0) via Lua GC use-after-free. Unpatched Valkey in data plane = full compromise of cache + data plane memory. Pin 9.0.2+.', 'P0', 'Data', '2026-04-26', 'CREATED', 'Version pin updated to patched release + CI scan green on Valkey', None, None, '2026-04-19', None, 'cve:Valkey', 'production_deploy', None, 0)
('BLK-013', 'Kyverno CVE-2026-22039 CRITICAL authorization bypass (CVSS 10.0). Cross-namespace resource access via apiCall context — breaks fundamental namespace isolation. Pin 1.14.4+.', 'P0', 'Security', '2026-04-26', 'CREATED', 'Version pin updated to patched release + CI scan green on Kyverno', None, None, '2026-04-19', None, 'cve:Kyverno', 'production_deploy', None, 0)
('BLK-014', 'Monitor kubernetes/official-cve-feed for 1.32 patch advisories. CVE-2024-9486 historical HIGH. Subscribe feed + 72h patch SLA.', 'P0', 'Platform', '2026-04-26', 'CREATED', 'Version pin updated to patched release + CI scan green on Kubernetes', None, None, '2026-04-19', None, 'cve:Kubernetes', 'production_deploy', None, 0)
('BLK-015', 'ingress-nginx (implicit via Envoy Proxy alternative) retired March 2026; CVE-2026-1580, CVE-2026-24513/14 present if used. Confirm Envoy is the only ingress path and ingress-nginx is NOT installed.', 'P0', 'Network', '2026-04-26', 'CREATED', 'Version pin updated to patched release + CI scan green on ingress-nginx', None, None, '2026-04-19', None, 'cve:ingress-nginx', 'production_deploy', None, 0)
('BLK-016', '[ARCH_GAP_DATA_003] Storage deployment mode unresolved. The workbook names Ceph and Ozone, but does not yet state whether SPFM is Ceph-first, Ozone-first, or hybrid. Without this ADR, both cannot be cleanly deployed and operated.', 'P0', 'Data', '2026-04-29', 'CREATED', 'Approve one of three modes in Storage_Deployment_Modes sheet. Recommended default: hybrid with Ceph RGW for raw/staged evented landings and Ozone for curated lakehouse object storage.', None, None, '2026-04-22', None, None, None, None, None)
('BLK-017', '[ARCH_GAP_DATA_004] Metadata trust plane is not yet an explicit platform layer. OpenMetadata/OpenLineage/provenance are absent from deployment order and validation gates, so dataset trust cannot be shown consistently in the UI.', 'P0', 'Data', '2026-04-29', 'CREATED', 'Add a metadata trust plane: OpenMetadata hub, OpenLineage events, Marquez/OpenMetadata lineage views, dataset version registry, and trust badges in the BFF/UI.', None, None, '2026-04-22', None, None, None, None, None)
('BLK-018', '[ARCH_GAP_APP_001] SPFM application layer and T0-T6 data tier contract are not first-class workbook artifacts. The stack is still too infra-centric for the actual product behavior discussed in session.', 'P0', 'Application', '2026-04-29', 'CREATED', 'Adopt the Application_Data_Layer sheet as the application contract and wire company scope, data tiers, raw-access escalation, and server-side activation rules into BFF/UI contracts.', None, None, '2026-04-22', None, None, None, None, None)
('BLK-019', '[ARCH_GAP_AUTH_001] Keycloak roles alone may be too coarse for company -> dataset -> raw-access -> activation relationships. Relationship-based authorization is not yet defined.', 'P0', 'Security', '2026-04-29', 'CREATED', 'Evaluate OpenFGA + OPA as the default policy stack for company-, dataset-, and action-level authorization, or document an equivalent alternative with test coverage.', None, None, '2026-04-22', None, None, None, None, None)
('BLK-020', '[UI_GAP_001] Approval action endpoints are still mock/UI-only. Compliance Queue and Activation Center cannot become production workflows until real approve/reject BFF routes exist.', 'P0', 'Backend', '2026-05-03', 'CREATED', 'Implement approval endpoints and schemas for raw access, creative review, and activation approvals.', None, None, '2026-04-22', None, '_summary', None, None, None)
('BLK-021', '[UI_GAP_002] Dataset lineage drilldown, dataset-version history, and richer evidence bundles lack finalized backend contracts. Dataset trust cannot be fully production-backed until these routes exist.', 'P1', 'Data', '2026-05-06', 'CREATED', 'Finalize lineage/version/evidence APIs and wire them into the metadata bridge.', None, None, '2026-04-22', None, '_summary', None, None, None)
('BLK-022', '[UI_GAP_003] Frontend production hardening is incomplete: CSP/strict headers, telemetry hardening, and removal of mock role override from production path are still outstanding.', 'P1', 'Security', '2026-05-06', 'CREATED', 'Provide deploy-time security headers, remove prod mock overrides, and document runtime hardening.', None, None, '2026-04-22', None, '_summary', None, None, None)
('BLK-023', '[UI_GAP_004] Executive cross-company endpoint remains mock-backed. Executive page cannot be called production-ready until backend aggregation/masking contract is finalized.', 'P1', 'Backend', '2026-05-06', 'CREATED', 'Finalize /platform/v1/executive/* route shape and masking rules.', None, None, '2026-04-22', None, '_summary', None, None, None)