LSSM.TECH
DOMAIN SPECIFICATION / LSSM

CompanyOS specs

Contract-first CompanyOS V0/V1 specifications for bounded company operations.

@lssm-tech/lib.companyos-spec

packages/domains/company/spec

Core relationshipDeclares the ContractSpec core package directly.

Inspected package consumers11 packages declare this specification in the reviewed inventory.

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Products & experiences1Shared foundations2Specialized specifications6Inspected sources1CompanyOS — A general company workspace and adaptable business foundation. Documents, conversations and prepared work come together around the team’s responsibilities, with sources and review visible.CompanyOSContractSpec — ContractSpec powers the whole LSSM ecosystem through specifications, contracts and reusable capabilities. Its role applies across product families, brands and areas.ContractSpecBrainOS — BrainOS is the cross-ecosystem context and intelligence layer for personal, company and product knowledge. It connects the Company assistance family and the other products and areas while preserving the boundaries of each context.BrainOSContractSpec repository — Pinned product components and the complete 221-package source map across domains, platform, bundles and foundation.ContractSpecrepositoryBuilder specs — Builder control-plane contracts, capabilities, and validation for ContractSpec.Builder specsCommunication specs — Canonical communication contracts, operations, events, and validation helpers for ContractSpec.Communication specsCompanyOS specs — Contract-first CompanyOS V0/V1 specifications for bounded company operations.CompanyOS specsFounder intelligence specs — Provider-neutral contracts for founder-private intelligence, executive projections, and operating archetypes.Founder intelligencespecsWork Graph specs — Canonical provider-neutral Work Graph contracts for CompanyOS and modular Work OS consumers.Work Graph specsLSSM OS specs — Canonical, provider-neutral context and goal contracts for LSSM OS.LSSM OS specs
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Architecture lineage

  • ContractSpec ↗Specialized contracts within ContractSpecContractSpec → CompanyOS specs

    The architecture specializes ContractSpec for this contract surface. Exact direct, indirect or absent package dependencies are recorded separately.

Dependencies between specifications

  • Communication specs ↗Declared package dependencyCompanyOS specs → Communication specs

    The consumer manifest declares this dependency in dependencies. Presence in a manifest is distinct from a tested runtime import or live deployment.

  • Builder specs ↗Declared package dependencyBuilder specs → CompanyOS specs

    The consumer manifest declares this dependency in dependencies. Presence in a manifest is distinct from a tested runtime import or live deployment.

  • ContractSpec ↗Declared package dependencyContractSpec → CompanyOS specs

    The consumer manifest declares this dependency in dependencies, devDependencies. Presence in a manifest is distinct from a tested runtime import or live deployment.

  • LSSM OS specs ↗Declared package dependencyLSSM OS specs → CompanyOS specs

    The consumer manifest declares this dependency in dependencies. Presence in a manifest is distinct from a tested runtime import or live deployment.

  • Work Graph specs ↗Declared package dependencyWork Graph specs → CompanyOS specs

    The consumer manifest declares this dependency in dependencies. Presence in a manifest is distinct from a tested runtime import or live deployment.

  • Founder intelligence specs ↗Declared package dependencyCompanyOS specs → Founder intelligence specs

    The consumer manifest declares this dependency in dependencies. Presence in a manifest is distinct from a tested runtime import or live deployment.

Connected systems and service roles

  • CompanyOS ↗Source-mapped contract scopeCompanyOS specs → CompanyOS

    Pinned package purpose and reviewed source map associate this contract surface with the target. This relationship is not a manifest dependency or proof of product runtime adoption.

  • AI company orchestration ↗Source-mapped contract scopeCompanyOS specs → AI company orchestration

    Pinned package purpose and reviewed source map associate this contract surface with the target. This relationship is not a manifest dependency or proof of product runtime adoption.

  • BrainOS ↗Source-mapped contract scopeCompanyOS specs → BrainOS

    Pinned package purpose and reviewed source map associate this contract surface with the target. This relationship is not a manifest dependency or proof of product runtime adoption.

Source and package context

  • ContractSpec repository ↗Pinned specification package sourceCompanyOS specs → ContractSpec repository

    Exact package manifest and README evidence at the retained source commit.

Groups connected through this specification

  • Company & owner assistance ↗Specialized contracts in this group’s contextCompany & owner assistance → CompanyOS specs

    Derived through explicit member products, selected capabilities or their recorded source paths. The source edge chain preserves implemented, proposed and editorial scopes; the group link adds navigation, not runtime integration.

  • Company decisions & learning ↗Specialized contracts in this group’s contextCompany decisions & learning → CompanyOS specs

    Derived through explicit member products, selected capabilities or their recorded source paths. The source edge chain preserves implemented, proposed and editorial scopes; the group link adds navigation, not runtime integration.

Packages that declare this dependency.

These package manifests explicitly name this specification. Their runtime and deployment status remain separate.

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Company contracts own intent, approval and replay evidence. VoiceOps is a governed-action scenario, not live STT/TTS, customer sends, CRM writes or production execution. CompanyOS owns company intent, authority-aware projections and reviewed handoffs. Private founder context and external execution retain separate owners.

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