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The Sales domain is not a separate application. It is a projection of Spine Fabric, assembled on demand from unified entities, events, and evidence. Its architecture follows the Spine domain projection model: a contract defines the schema, views, agents, capabilities, and workflows; Spine assembles the runtime state from source connectors.

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Domain Contract

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Projection Architecture

Spine Fabric ingests from connected sources, normalizes to the domain contract, and projects views scoped to the requesting user. The projection layer is stateless. It queries the unified graph at request time, so views are always current.

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Context, Agent, and Capability Architectures

  • Context Architecture: Defines how deal graphs are assembled from entities, events, and evidence.
  • Agent Architecture: Defines how Twin and domain agents observe, reason, delegate, and act.
  • Capability Architecture: Defines how governed actions are authorized, executed, and receipted.
  • Workflow Architecture: Defines how multi-step processes orchestrate capabilities across users and agents.
  • Integration Architecture: Defines how connectors map source-system schemas to Spine entities.
  • Event Architecture: Defines how domain events are emitted, routed, and consumed.