features

Features — cross-cutting capabilities

Product-neutral capabilities that span capsules or the control plane.

SAFRS governance — six layers, R0–R3, roles, registry, checkers.
Automation control plane — ADR 0002 contracts, leases, gates, evidence.
Gaffer orchestration — cost-aware intent → verified outcome on top of SAFRS.
Design tokens — @sentra/token authoring source; capsules must pin or snapshot.
Capability packs — optional Stripe, email, Electron, WXT, AI, Python for root-scaffolded projects.

Newer cross-cutting concerns (documented in dedicated sections, not this original four-pack):

flowchart TB
    GOV[SAFRS governance] --> TOKENS[Design tokens]
    GOV --> CAPS[Capability packs]
    GOV --> AUTO[Automation control plane]
    GOV --> GAFFER[Gaffer orchestration]
    GOV --> SOV[Capsule sovereignty]
    AUTO --> GOV
    GAFFER --> AUTO
    GAFFER --> GOV

Monorepo Sentra Agent-First Repository Standard.

SAFRS — the Sentra Agent-First Repository Standard — defines how a software repository should be structured, governed, and enforced when autonomous Artificial Intelligence agents perform a substantial share of engineering work by Sentra Artificial Intelligence.

SAFRS v1.1 addresses that problem through five coupled mechanisms:

a six-layer repository architecture from Trust Boundary to Human Authority;
a role-based permission model in which capability never implies trust;
a four-tier risk model with cumulative mandatory controls;
a multi-agent execution protocol with explicit task states and one mutation owner per bounded scope;
a knowledge governance model that distinguishes current architecture, historical decisions, execution plans, Git history, and running code.

Built in Indonesia as part of the Sentra Artificial Intelligence ecosystem.

Sentra Artificial Intelligence · Source Repository · Official Website

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