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Lens: ecosystem

Purpose: Focus the delivery on selecting, verifying, and adopting external starter systems for a new environment.

Classifier Signals

Select this lens when the demand primarily asks for starter system selection, framework recommendation, repository catalog use, template adoption, ecosystem research, or directly using an external project in a new environment.

Looks At

  • Known starter-system records: repository, ecosystem, primary use, evidence, and confidence
  • Fit between the target environment and the candidate system's language, runtime, and operational assumptions
  • Adoption path quality: setup entrypoint, first runnable proof, rollback or fallback, and unresolved blockers

Does Not Look At

  • Product prioritization beyond the current adoption decision
  • Deployment, secrets, or runtime operations after the starter system is chosen
  • Lifecycle hooks, background automation, or durable workflow state
  • Persona, tone, or identity changes

Default Output

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domain_lens: ecosystem · tools=[ecosystem/starter-catalog, ecosystem/evidence-gate, ecosystem/adoption-path]

The output should name the recommended system, the evidence boundary, and the first runnable adoption path.

Selection Recipes

  • New environment with no chosen stack: start with ecosystem/starter-catalog, then ecosystem/evidence-gate, then ecosystem/adoption-path.
  • User names a repository or framework: use ecosystem/evidence-gate before recommending it, then ecosystem/adoption-path only if the evidence clears.
  • Candidate is useful but unverified: keep it as a catalog record with low confidence; do not present it as the recommendation.

Boundary Rule

The ecosystem lens cannot override Archon's soul, blend multiple domains into one delivery, create lifecycle gates, or treat an external project's popularity as proof of fit.

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