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Migration from Crisis Monitor

This document records the operational boundary between the original Crisis Monitor pilot and the standalone AletheIA repository.

Current boundary

AletheIA is a standalone macro framework. Crisis Monitor is now a consumer and field case, not the backlog or source of truth for AletheIA evolution.

Operationally:

  • Crisis Monitor product delivery is owned by the Crisis Monitor team.
  • AletheIA framework evolution is owned in this repository.
  • Adaptive Skills remains a separate micro-capability layer in its own repository.
  • Pulso Design System remains a separate design-system repository.

This repository may continue to cite Crisis Monitor as a pilot because the pilot generated real evidence. Those references should not import Crisis Monitor’s product ownership, launch priorities, UI decisions, assistant behavior, or project-management rules into the AletheIA core.

Migration rule

Reusable learnings may move from Crisis Monitor into AletheIA only when they can be expressed as framework-level guidance.

Do migrate:

  • bounded operating patterns;
  • restart, handoff, validation, and governance lessons;
  • runtime-adapter constraints that stay project-agnostic;
  • examples that make the pilot evidence understandable.

Do not migrate:

  • Crisis Monitor backlog ownership;
  • product roadmap commitments;
  • Cris-specific assistant behavior;
  • Pulso UI/design-system decisions;
  • Adaptive Skills implementation details.

Re-entry rule

Future Crisis Monitor work should affect AletheIA only through an explicit integration issue or equivalent decision record that states:

  1. what framework-level problem was found;
  2. why the problem cannot stay local to Crisis Monitor;
  3. what portable AletheIA concept or contract needs to change;
  4. what validation proves the change remains reusable outside Crisis Monitor.

The Adaptive Skills repository keeps a matching case-study boundary in:

  • docs/crisis-monitor-case-study.md

That document is external evidence for the macro/micro split. It is not imported here as an AletheIA source file because Adaptive Skills has its own repository and ownership boundary.

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