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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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