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Content guides
Contributing detection rules and packs (Sigmatic)
Contributing integrations
Contributing VectorFlow catalogs and packs
Contributing Warden runbooks
Architecture decisions
Architecture decision records
ADR-001: Repo topology and shared-session mechanism
ADR-002: Module roadmap and the Veltro module contract
ADR-003: Veltro as a standalone app + the suite identity authority
ADR-004: VELTRO_INTEGRATED, the suite-service token plane, and the product integrations
ADR-005: The suite auth contract lives in one package (veltro-suite-auth)
ADR-006: Suite MCP agent plane
ADR-007: Severity vocabulary — two concepts, one shared palette
ADR-008: Suite identity — the apps claim, principals, roles, and signing
ADR-009: Machine-readable cross-product wire contracts as a suite candidate gate
ADR-010: Public fixed-realm product boundary and independent lightweight Veltro
ADR-011: vectorflow-cloud disposition ledger and disposition vocabulary
ADR-012: Hunting, threat intelligence, and platform health live in CHAD
ADR-013: Compose and Helm are supported through the Veltro CLI
ADR-014: Always-on core and additive suite products
ADR-015: SSO provisioning and IdP group mapping
ADR-016: One app behind one chrome, branded by what is installed
ADR-017: Plain-English questions become reviewed structured queries
ADR-018: Each product ships its own Compose; the suite retires
sigmatic
ADR-001: CHAD's detection pipeline and integration boundaries
vectorflow
ADR-001: VectorFlow's suite identity role and product-native roles
warden
ADR-001: Warden owns the suite case, and every risky run passes a frozen approval
Engineering notes
AI Governance
Veltro benchmark harness (veltro#401)
Golden-path demo — SSH brute-force, end to end
Veltro suite golden paths (canonical)
SSO cutover — manual browser checklist
Truthful Suite Operations
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Architecture decision records
Veltro’s architecture decisions, with each product’s own decisions grouped under it.