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zlh-grind

GPT execution workspace for ZeroLagHub.

This repository preserves execution continuity for long-running implementation work, but it is not the final architecture source of truth.

It is the working memory layer for:

  • current platform context
  • active cross-repo work
  • session startup guidance
  • repo-specific tracking handoff into Codex/

What This Repo Is For

Use this repository to preserve:

  • active execution context
  • unfinished cross-repo work
  • implementation findings that matter across repos
  • session handovers
  • operational snapshots
  • chronological session history when deep recovery is needed

The goal is simple: a new session should be able to enter this repository, read a small set of files, and continue work safely.


Front Door

Start here, then continue in this order:

  1. SESSION_START.md
  2. OPEN_THREADS.md
  3. Codex/README.md
  4. the relevant repo tracker under Codex/
  5. CONSTRAINTS.md
  6. PROJECT_CONTEXT.md (if current platform state matters)
  7. INFRASTRUCTURE.md (if VM/IP context matters)
  8. UPSTREAMS.md (if cross-repo context matters)

Do not start by digging through history unless the live docs are insufficient.


Live Working Set

These root files are the live control panel for platform-wide state:

  • SESSION_START.md
  • OPEN_THREADS.md
  • CONSTRAINTS.md
  • PROJECT_CONTEXT.md
  • INFRASTRUCTURE.md
  • UPSTREAMS.md

Repo-specific truth lives under:

  • Codex/API/*
  • Codex/Portal/*
  • Codex/Agent/*

Keep root concise and keep repo-specific work in Codex.


Codex Ownership Model

Codex/ is the repo-specific execution layer.

Use:

  • Codex/API/* for jester/zpack-api
  • Codex/Portal/* for jester/zpack-portal
  • Codex/Agent/* for jester/zlh-agent

Each repo folder contains:

  • README.md — front door for that repo track
  • CURRENT_STATE.md — what is implemented now
  • OPEN_ITEMS.md — unfinished work only
  • DECISIONS.md — settled choices / do-not-re-litigate notes

Root OPEN_THREADS.md is for cross-repo/platform work only.


Cleaning Rule

Do not let stale work accumulate.

When a repo-specific item is completed:

  • remove it from that repos Codex/*/OPEN_ITEMS.md
  • move durable implemented behavior into CURRENT_STATE.md
  • move settled choices into DECISIONS.md
  • remove it from root OPEN_THREADS.md unless it still has active cross-repo/platform implications

If an item exists in root and also belongs to only one repo, it should usually be removed from root.

Do not re-add old items without current evidence that they are still open or have regressed.


History And Deep Context

Use these only when deeper recovery is needed:

  • SESSION_LOG/ — chronological implementation history
  • Session_Summaries/ — session handovers and milestone summaries
  • SCRATCH/ — temporary or investigative notes
  • docs/ — reference and archive material
  • MANAGEMENT/ — non-core planning material

These support the live docs, but they are not the normal starting point for a fresh session.


Repo Boundary

This repository should not become a dumping ground for every possible context artifact.

Root docs should answer only one question:

What must a new session know right now to continue work safely?


Session Rule

Never assume speculative features are implemented.

When in doubt:

  • trust the live working set first
  • trust the relevant Codex/* tracker for repo-owned work
  • use history folders only for conflict resolution
  • update the live docs after meaningful work is completed