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aoa-techniques

aoa-techniques is the public AoA practice canon: reusable, sanitized, bounded engineering techniques for coding agents and humans.

A technique here is one atomic executable move. It is not a snippet dump, skill bundle, playbook, proof verdict, role contract, routing policy, memory object, or runtime behavior.

This README is only the public front door. When the question becomes authority, authoring, classification, review, release, mechanics, or agent routing, follow the linked owner surface instead of expanding root prose.

Current release: v0.4.5. See CHANGELOG for release notes.

What This Repository Does

This repository keeps portable practice small enough to select, adapt, verify, and hand to a small agent after orchestration supplies context.

Keep broad workflows, private residue, raw logs, sibling-repo authority, and multi-step scenario choreography out of this canon unless they have been distilled into one reusable move.

Start Here

Read only the surface that matches the job.

Deep mechanic runbooks, review packets, scout reports, generated readers, and semantic or shadow review artifacts stay in the docs map, generated readers, or owning mechanics package.

Route Modes

Technique Check

Before adding, promoting, or trusting a technique, ask the narrowest owner:

Current Contour

The corpus is a tree of bundles under techniques/<trunk>/<shelf>/<slug>/. Each bundle's authored meaning lives in TECHNIQUE.md.

Use TECHNIQUE_INDEX and technique_catalog.min.json for the live map. Use ROADMAP for current direction and corpus-scale pressure. Do not treat this README as a status ledger.

Practice Mechanics

Mechanics preserve practice movement around the canon: donor intake, audit, evidence, recurrence, checkpoint, release support, provenance, and package-local routes.

Use mechanics/<slug>/ when a candidate is still moving toward canon. Use the technique bundle when the reusable practice itself is already authored.

Technical Districts

District Use for
techniques authored technique bundles
docs contracts, route maps, review guides, release docs, and generated-reader interpretation
mechanics practice movement, evidence, provenance, and mechanic-local routes
generated reproducible catalogs, capsules, source-lift, review, and mesh companions
examples public-safe repo-wide worked examples
templates technique authoring and promotion scaffolds
legacy public-safe repo-wide raw, archive, and migration receipts
.agents agent-facing companion lanes and local route support
scripts repo-wide builders and validators
tests repo-wide validation surfaces

District gates narrow local handling. They do not replace source docs, bundle meaning, mechanic packages, or sibling-owner repositories.

Machine Companions

Machine-facing companions summarize the route:

Generated files route and compress. Authored bundles, contracts, route docs, and owner-local mechanics keep authority.

Working Rule

Grow the canon by extracting one reusable move cleanly.

If a detail belongs to a sibling repository, mechanic, generated mirror, roadmap, changelog, quest, decision record, or legacy receipt, route it there instead of making this README carry it.

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Public canon of reusable engineering techniques for coding agents and humans: validation patterns, safety protocols, docs layouts, evaluation loops, and workflow primitives.

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