governance-preamble

You can enforce RBAC and API error contracts by loading a universal governance baseline at agent startup to standardize behavior and policy enforcement across all workflows. This establishes a single source of truth for access control and consistent response shapes.

A governance baseline is a shared declaration loaded by all agents to enforce role-based access control, layered architecture rules, and a consistent error contract. It standardizes behavior across backend, frontend, auth, and agent workflows to ensure compliance.

Standardize API responses by implementing a defined error contract that enforces a consistent shape: { success, data, error }. This baseline is loaded at startup to guarantee all agents return uniform API responses across the entire system.

Yes, a governance preamble enforces layered architecture by dictating that controllers handle HTTP, services contain business logic, and repositories handle data queries. It also implements forward-only migrations and strict naming conventions to prevent schema drift.

Yes, loading the governance baseline at startup initializes the universal policy enforcement baseline across all new agents. This ensures guaranteed compliance with RBAC, layered architecture rules, and standardized API error contracts from the beginning.

An RBAC system for field operations should include Customer, Contractor, Supervising Architect, Field Engineer, and Admin roles. Central RBAC enforcement ensures these five roles have defined access permissions across all agent workflows.