Agentic PMO public architecture v1.0.1

Canonical public release for PMO City’s Agentic PMO reference architecture.

This patch release adds CC BY 4.0 licensing, public security guidance, review scaffolding, and explicit canonical-public-edition governance. The v1.0 content edition remains focused on the definition, nine-step operating model, canonical model, human–AI governance, worked example, conformance guide, and glossary.

The earlier v1.0 public review tag remains immutable.

Agentic PMO public architecture v1.0

Agentic PMO public architecture v1.0

Release status: Public review release

Steward: PMO City

Internal source baseline: PMO City Architecture v1.2.1

Public release type: Curated explanatory edition

What this release provides

Version 1.0 is the first public reading edition of the Agentic PMO reference architecture. It presents the category in a form that a leader, architect, or builder can understand without reading the internal architecture manuscript.

It includes:

• a concise category definition;
• the nine-step operating loop;
• the canonical model and its most important distinctions;
• human–AI governance boundaries;
• one end-to-end worked example;
• a practical conformance boundary; and
• a glossary and publication contract.

What this release does not provide

It does not publish:

• the internal chapter corpus;
• the complete numbered requirements set;
• private implementation details;
• private architecture decisions or review records;
• product certification; or
• a claim that the Agentic PMO is an independently governed industry standard.

Known limitations

• The public edition is explanatory and does not independently own normative meaning.
• The examples are illustrative, not universal implementation prescriptions.
• The documentation and example-asset license remains to be selected explicitly.
• A future release should add additional domain examples and implementation profiles.

Release integrity

The public release is maintained as a tagged Git commit. Changes after the tag belong to a later release or an explicitly documented correction. The internal source version and public version are recorded separately so that neither version silently replaces the other.