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Llux Governance

This document tracks the design governance, decision records, and architectural principles of the Llux project.


The 12 Directives

# Directive Core Idea
1 Golden Path, Not Cage Escape hatches always exist.
2 Embed Governance Automate security & compliance.
3 Design for Flow 5-minute first successful call.
4 Prioritize Evolvability Additive-only changes.
5 Make Failure Legible “Scalpel” errors with suggested fixes.
6 Offline-First <40MB download, 2G-compatible.
7 Democratise Access Free, open, and broadly reachable.
8 Break the Language Barrier Top-10 languages.
9 Fair Outsourcing Transparent credit model.
10 Remote-Friendly Collaboration Participation should not depend on travel.
11 The Open Invitation Extensible at every stage.
12 Decentralized Registry Git-based extension sharing.

Sovereignty Compass

Principle Question Implication
Amplify, Don’t Replace Does this augment human capability or replace judgment? AI is a suggestion engine, not a decision-maker.
Reduce Friction Does this lower mental or physical effort? Progressive disclosure; kind errors.
Respect Diversity Does this work across skills, languages, contexts? Multiple abstraction layers; multilingual source and diagnostics.
Enable Collaboration Does this help different roles work together? Shared formats (.llux, .intent).
Sovereignty Does this give users control over their work? Offline-first; open formats; no vendor lock-in.
Value-Additive Is this feature essential or just “nice to have”? Resist feature creep; core focus.

Design Decision Records (DDRs)

Significant architectural decisions should be recorded here so contributors can understand why the project works the way it does.

(Placeholder for future DDRs)