Chronicle is the ledger of what ZillaAI™ knows and owns.
Chronicle tracks the assets ZillaAI™ is allowed to reason about or act on: managed websites, devices, hardware, staff identities, listings, licenses, documents, infrastructure, and operational records.
Automation needs ownership context.
Before ZillaAI™ can publish to a site, troubleshoot a host, build an asset listing, or reason about staff roles, it needs reliable records about what the item is, who owns it, and what actions are allowed.
Where Chronicle fits in the ZillaAI™ project.
Chronicle stores owned records, ties them to permissions and projects, and gives other modules enough context to act safely.
What Chronicle will be responsible for.
This is public-safe project language. Internal build state, exact percent complete, test evidence, and implementation details stay in the internal roadmap and future manual track.
Asset Inventory
Physical and digital records for equipment, documents, licenses, and resources.
Website Inventory
Domains, hosting profiles, deployment methods, rollback records, and ownership metadata.
Staff Roster
Virtual staff, role identities, personas, and organization presentation.
Device Records
Endpoints, lab hardware, GPU hosts, CPE, and infrastructure metadata.
Listing Studio
Marketplace preparation, descriptions, images, pricing, and listing state.
Relationship Mapping
Connect assets to projects, workflows, locations, and responsible modules.
How this surface matures.
The public roadmap is directional, not a private build tracker. It explains the sequence of maturity without exposing internal implementation tickets or runtime details.
Define inventory model
Standardize records for sites, devices, assets, staff, and listings.
Add entry flows
Support import and manual-entry flows for core record types.
Connect permissions
Use Chronicle records to inform Conduit targets and Vector routing.
Create public-safe views
Expose staff or project records only where useful and safe.
Support publishing truth
Make Chronicle the source of truth for managed website metadata.
Visuals to complete the page.
These pages are text-first drafts. The next design pass should replace placeholders with public-safe graphics that make the module concrete without leaking private environment details.