Identity
ID, title, owner, date, scope, status and reversibility.
KhaiTriOS · Decision Graph & Memory
The decision library preserves what was known, which alternatives were considered, why one path was chosen, what it cost and what later evidence says about it.
Why decision records
Projects remember outputs more easily than reasoning. Without context, future work either repeats the same debate or copies an old decision into a new situation where it no longer fits.
A decision record keeps the problem, constraints, alternatives, criteria and consequences together. Later evidence can confirm, refine, reverse or supersede the choice without rewriting history.
The public library only contains decisions that can be explained safely. Personal memory, credentials, private strategy and client-sensitive reasoning remain outside the website.
Decision record schema
Consistency makes decisions comparable across projects without forcing every decision to have the same outcome.
ID, title, owner, date, scope, status and reversibility.
The trigger, problem, constraints and facts known at decision time.
Real alternatives considered, including the cost of doing nothing.
Impact, evidence, reversibility, operating cost and decision-specific standards.
The chosen path and concise rationale connecting it to the criteria.
Benefits, trade-offs, risks, new obligations and rejected benefits.
Outcomes, measurements, related projects and signals collected later.
Triggers, review date or phase, status changes and superseding records.
Published records
The first record establishes the architectural boundary that makes the rest of KhaiTriOS publishable.
System architecture · Privacy
Publish reusable proof, principles and decisions while keeping credentials, personal memory, client data and sensitive AI context in a protected layer.
Open decision record Read linked lessonStatus model
Context and alternatives are documented, but the choice is not yet active.
The decision is active and should guide related work.
Later evidence caused the system to return to a previous or alternative path.
The original reasoning remains visible and links to the decision that replaced it.
The decision belonged to a system or context that no longer exists.
Candidate records
Capture when static delivery is preferred and which signals justify adding backend complexity.
Preserve the source-of-truth rule across spreadsheet-powered and template-generated sites.
Define where automated preparation ends and accountable approval begins.
Foundation status
The schema, status model and first accepted record now provide a foundation for connecting future choices to evidence and lessons.