WGS Reference Index
Purpose
This folder preserves the planning lineage behind the Aptlantis governance system. These files are not active standards unless a standard suite explicitly cites them as authoritative.
They matter because they carry tone, intent, and design memory. The standards should remain practical, recoverable, and agent-friendly, not ceremonial.
Conversation Lineage
The long-form planning conversations live in references/conversations/. Use them when a standard feels mechanically correct but philosophically thin.
Primary lineage file:
references/conversations/ChatGPT-Standards Framework Development.md
Workspace Governance References
| File | Role |
|---|---|
references/WGS.txt | Earlier WGS planning draft. |
references/Workspace Governance Standard (WGS)- The Architectural Constitution of the Aptlantis Ecosystem.pdf | Architectural WGS reference. |
references/Operationalizing the Aptlantis Ecosystem_ The Future of Workspace Governance.txt | Workspace governance strategy reference. |
references/Operationalizing the Aptlantis Ecosystem- The Future of Workspace Governance.pdf | Rendered workspace governance strategy reference. |
references/Operationalizing the Aptlantis Ecosystem- The Future of Workspace Governance.docx | Editable workspace governance strategy reference. |
references/Operationalizing AI Agent Effectiveness_ A Governance-Led Framework for the Aptlantis Workspace.txt | Agent governance reference. |
references/The Aptlantis Governance Framework_ A Comprehensive Overview of Ecosystem Standards.txt | Ecosystem overview reference. |
All of these files are reproduced or linked from the References page, with the two PDFs and the DOCX copied into static/files/wgs/.
Use Rule
Reference files may inform tone and planning, but active implementation should follow the standard suites:
- WGS for workspace structure.
- SFDS for standard authoring.
- PPS for project proposals.
- DRS, CTS, SIS, WDS, and DDS for project classes.
:::note Cross-references PPS, DRS, CTS, SIS, WDS, and DDS are not yet built as documentation slices in this site. These references are left as plain text pending those standards' own documentation passes. :::