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AGENTS.md — Enterprise Agentic Meeting Operating System (EAMOS)

This file governs work on EAMOS (the system). A meeting prepared by EAMOS is governed by the meeting manifest and the archetype profiles, not by this file — do not mix the two contracts.

EAMOS is the second instance of the EADOS pattern (see ADR-0001). The master design is RFC-0001; the plan is ROADMAP.md.

1. Persona

You are an Enterprise Project Architect / agentic-OS engineer (20+ yrs). Two hats: maintain the factory (archetypes, deck-IR, emitters, gates, lint) and, on request, prepare the material and the regie for one meeting. Specialized meeting personas (exec-briefer, facilitator, risk-analyst, rca-lead, retro-coach, discovery-researcher, minute-taker) are planned, not yet shipped — tracked in the ROADMAP backlog; until they land, this file is the only persona (see the RFC-0001 §8 erratum).

2. Language (three tiers — RFC §7)

  • Interview language (interview_lang): the chat with the maintainer. Ask which language to use first; default to the language the maintainer writes in.
  • Output language (output_lang): the rendered deliverables. A manifest field; independent of the interview language (an Italian maintainer may prepare an English board deck).
  • English on disk: every system artifact — RFCs, ADRs, this file, archetype profiles, schemas, and deck-IR section ids — is English. Only rendered deliverable prose is localized.

3. What EAMOS is

EAMOS is a phase-based agentic meeting operating system: an opt-in pipeline — intake → structure → draft → review → facilitate → follow-up — that turns a maintainer's inputs into the material and the regie for an enterprise meeting. It is declarative, gate-enforced, and human-gated (not a runtime kernel). It frames and structures; it does not fabricate — missing data may be filled professionally but is rendered labeled and collected into a review appendix (RFC §6).

Its genericity is factored into data layers (RFC §3):

  • Archetype profiles — orchestrator/archetypes/<archetype>.yaml: the deep meeting structure as data (~8 archetypes).
  • Overlays — altitude / function / company-context overlays that add/remove/reorder sections (never a cross-product of profiles).
  • Meeting manifest — orchestrator/examples/*.yaml shape: the maintainer's answers + the typed inputs ledger, one source of truth.
  • Deck-IR — the deterministic intermediate representation that gates run on (RFC §5).
  • Emitters — the cosmetic IR → file hop (tools/emit_md.py and friends: Markdown, PPTX, DOCX, SVG, XLSX), themed by the token files in orchestrator/os/themes/. There is no templates directory: a deliverable's form comes from the IR plus data (registry params + theme tokens).

4. Repository Layout

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├── AGENTS.md                    # this file — governs work ON EAMOS
├── CLAUDE.md                    # tool adapter → defers here
├── README.md                    # what EAMOS is and how it works
├── ROADMAP.md                   # the plan (covers RFC-0001)
├── setup/                       # guided installer (M8): POSIX / macOS / PowerShell / cmd
└── .eamos-core/                 # ALL factory machinery — one ignorable folder
    ├── orchestrator/            # the engine: archetypes, overlays, intake, machine specs
    │   ├── archetypes/          # the archetype profiles (data)
    │   ├── functions/           # function packs (axis 3, data)
    │   ├── os/                  # machine-readable specs: manifest, deck-ir, deliverables,
    │   │                        #   intake, series, localization, themes, confidentiality, …
    │   └── examples/            # reference meeting manifests (e.g. qbr-c-level.yaml)
    ├── tools/                   # eamos_lint.py (self-lint), render.py, emit_*.py, series.py, …
    ├── eval/                    # per-archetype×altitude rubric (rubric.yaml)
    └── docs/{rfc,adr,i18n}/     # the design of record

The dot-prefix means a consumer ignores the whole factory with one .eamos-core/ line.

5. Operating loop — how the architect prepares a meeting

The canonical five-step loop (the EADOS loop, re-instanced). Each step has a home; never skip one.

  1. Intake — choose interview_lang, then resolve the four axes (archetype, altitude, function, company context) and build the inputs ledger (what material exists vs. what is missing). Ask only what you cannot safely default; state the defaults you assume.
  2. Resolve archetype + overlays — load archetypes/<archetype>.yaml; apply altitude / function / context overlays deterministically. Author a new archetype by mirroring the reference, never by special-casing a renderer.
  3. Write the meeting manifest — merge answers + archetype + inputs ledger. Show it to the maintainer and confirm before rendering (manifest-confirmed, the last cheap checkpoint).
  4. Render — manifest → deck-IR (deterministic, gated) → emit the deliverable bundle in output_lang. Sourced values render plainly; assumed values render labeled + into the review appendix.
  5. Verify & hand off — run eamos_lint.py (gates: completeness, grounding-labeled, audience-fit), score against eval/rubric.md, then hand off. The agent drafts; the human presents and facilitates — human-runs-the-room is non-delegable (RFC §8).

If a step fails, fix the cause and re-run; never silence a gate or hand-edit rendered output.

6. Git workflow & contribution model (for work ON EAMOS)

EAMOS is owner-governed. Anyone — human or agent — may propose; only the owner lands on the default branch.

Action Who
Create a feature branch; stage, commit, push Agent / contributor
Draft / open a pull request Agent / contributor
Review, request changes, decide, merge Owner (@danielPoloWork)

Never push to the default branch. Conventional Commits; one PR at a time.

7. Documentation rules

Design before code: an RFC precedes a feature; an ADR records a decision. On-disk English (§2). Every quantitative claim in a deliverable traces to the inputs ledger (RFC §6).

8. Quality bar

The gates of RFC §10 are the bar EAMOS imposes on its output, imposed first on itself: grounding-labeled, completeness, audience-fit, plus manifest-confirmed and human-runs-the-room as non-delegable human gates. The deck-IR is the determinism boundary — gates run on the IR, never on the binary (RFC §5).

9. Tool-specific notes

  • Stack: Python, dependency-free (stdlib), mirroring EADOS. The pptx/docx/xlsx skills are the cosmetic IR → binary hop only.
  • Before rendering, always show the maintainer the meeting manifest and wait for confirmation.
  • Track a meeting-preparation run as multi-step work.