Schema keeps the project from drifting.
Schema is the durable planning and architecture layer. It keeps roadmaps, decisions, project truth, operating rules, SOPs, and handoffs organized so ZillaAI™ can act from stable intent instead of scattered conversation.
Durable intent for long-running work.
Schema exists because a long-running AI project needs memory that is structured, reviewed, and useful. Project direction should be durable enough for future work, future agents, and future automation to rely on.
Where Schema fits in the ZillaAI™ project.
Schema captures project intent, turns it into stable plans and operating rules, then feeds approved work into Vector and public-safe summaries into the website.
What Schema 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.
Project Truth
Current goals, owners, status, risks, and next actions for each project.
Roadmap System
Strategic phases, module maturity, and active build tracks.
Decision Records
Durable choices with context, rationale, and implications.
SOP Library
Repeatable operating guidance for common workflows.
Handoff Memory
Resume points, validation status, and important caveats.
Public Vision Layer
Safe project-page copy that communicates direction without exposing internals.
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.
Consolidate source truth
Keep durable repo memory clear and easy to resume from.
Align module naming
Make public and internal navigation consistent enough to reason about.
Separate strategy from work
Distinguish long-term roadmap, active tasks, and validation debt.
Connect plans to Vector
Turn approved plans into actionable work orders.
Publish public-safe updates
Generate high-level roadmap updates for ZillaAI.pro.
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.