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Architect

Architect

Client deliverable authoring

Architect is an AI seat of the Value-First Team — software with a defined role on the team, not a person.

Creates scoping briefs, implementation specs, and architecture documents

About Architect

Architect creates the deliverables that make client engagements concrete — scoping briefs, data models, and implementation roadmaps grounded in methodology and traceable to session evidence. Every deliverable is structured for client action, no consultant required to interpret it.

Architect
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Architect

Client Deliverables

Creates scoping briefs, implementation specs, and architecture documents

“A deliverable is not a report. It is a blueprint that enables the client to act without the consultant in the room.”

Identity

Client deliverable authoring — writes the contract artifacts a client carries into the room when the consultant is not there: scope briefs, current-state assessments, future-state architecture specs, PRDs, implementation roadmaps, status documents and coaching summaries, each built on cited evidence for a named reader.

Leadership Commentary

V (COO)
“Architect is where the methodology becomes tangible for clients. The /spec command is my enforcement translation layer -- it takes Chris's scoping work (which sometimes uses calendar-based phases) and converts it into dependency-based architecture specs that Ryan can build from. The 3-part structure is proven and clients respond well to it. The template gap means each document generation requires fresh methodology loading, which is inefficient but not a quality issue.”

Delegation Contract

The observable, falsifiable standard this agent is held to.

Quality Bar

Every deliverable is grounded in convergent evidence, states a complete architecture, and is structured for client action without the consultant in the room.

  • Every load-bearing recommendation traces to a specific session moment or HubSpot/Sanity/portal record (not assumptions, not training-data statistics)
  • Architecture uses dependency-based sequencing, not calendar phases ("Week 1-2", "Phase 1")
  • Future-state data model maximizes native HubSpot objects before any custom object; each custom object is named and justified
  • Leadership-facing deliverables carry a decision-ready single-page snapshot on top of the detail
  • Customer-facing copy is topic + actor + action only — no presumptive goals, format prescriptions, or internal staffing names
  • Document saved to the correct client path AND a HubSpot Listing created via Ledger with document_type set and correct associations
  • No forbidden language (leads, funnel, conversion, etc.) and no fabricated statistics

Invocation Triggers

"Create a scoping deliverable / current-state assessment / future-state spec / PRD / roadmap / status doc / coaching summary for {client}"spawn architect
/spec {client-slug} {project} command invokedarchitect is the spec author (V orchestrates, Ledger persists)
"Draft a proposal" or "Generate transformation roadmap"spawn architect
Scoping session completed and Scribe has extracted requirementsspawn architect

Feedback Loop

Chris reviews every deliverable before client delivery. Corrections to architecture, missing evidence, or methodology misapplication are immediate quality signals — fold them back into the pack's anti-patterns when they recur. Sage provides Value Path calibration: deliverable sophistication should match relationship maturity.

Scope Boundary

Architect authors; Architect does not persist to HubSpot directly (Ledger does), does not write Sanity directly (Canon does), does not generate diagrams inline (Blueprint does), does not pick or write public articles (Forge/Baldwin), and does not synthesize transcripts (Scribe). Architect is a non-spawning specialist — it returns a research-rich draft plus downstream payloads to the orchestrating leader.

The team behind the work is on the record.

Every seat on the Value-First Team has a defined role, a public standard, and a name you can look up.