01 / Project condition
Continuity and separation pull in opposite directions. Too much inherited context contaminates the work; too little destroys useful continuity.
006ArchitectureContext boundaries
Project record
Context Governance
A way to bring the right context into a task while keeping unrelated work separate.
- Role
- Principal architect
- Architecture
- ACTIVE ARCHITECTURE
- Implementation
- ACTIVE DEVELOPMENT
02 / Architectural response
Context Governance separates what persists from what a specific environment, task or model interaction is allowed to use.
03 / Selected operating view
A focused public view of the project.
This plate presents one project-level idea without exposing the complete private system behind it.
CONTEXT BOUNDARY / LOCAL ARCHITECTURECG–03
CONTINUITY SUBSTRATEDurable, governed context
ENVIRONMENT AAuthorized projection
ENVIRONMENT BIsolated projection
04 / Current record
What exists today.
01
Boundary models
02
Selective mounting patterns
03
Inheritance and isolation rules
04
Workspace-specific continuity structures
05 / What remains private
Public explanation is limited to the architectural problem and local patterns. Mounting logic and the complete private context topology are not published.