moai-core-rules-reference

The moai-core-rules reference applies a consistent 3-layer architecture and 4-step ADAP workflow to govern Alfred SuperAgent's orchestration across Command, Agent, and Skill layers. It enforces separation of concerns and delegation patterns to ensure quality gates and compliance throughout feature development, audits, and compliance checks.

The TRUST 4 matrix and 3-layer design matrices provide governance and evaluation criteria for compliance checks. Consult them to validate separation of concerns, delegation patterns, and quality gates across your architecture.

The core rules enforce agent-first delegation patterns and standardize AskUserQuestion usage across Command, Agent, and Skill layers. These patterns satisfy functional and technical requirements for orchestration and ensure consistent behavior in practical scenarios.

Conventional commit standards are part of the Alfred core rules and support documentation, testing, and compliance requirements. They work alongside the 3-layer architecture and ADAP workflow to ensure consistency across planning, implementation, and audit stages.

The core rules apply consistently across all three layers—Command handles orchestration direction, Agent manages delegation logic, and Skill executes domain tasks. Each layer enforces the same 4-step ADAP workflow and separation-of-concerns principles, creating uniform governance from plan to delivery.