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Structured proposals for architecture decisions

RFC-005·9 sections

Choosing the Model

A Decision Procedure for Picking the Right AI Approach

How to pick the right AI approach — buy the product, write the rule, call an API, prompt a model, add retrieval, or train your own — with a selector you can use in a meeting, the arithmetic that settles the argument, and the vocabulary that stops four incompatible proposals from being debated as one.

Model SelectionDecision FrameworkCost OptimizationDocument Processing
RFC-004·10 sections

AI Governance & Trust Architecture

Governance Through Infrastructure, Not Policy Documents

A proposal for governing AI systems through infrastructure, not policy documents — covering decision classification, authorization boundaries, audit trails, override mechanisms, and the operating model that keeps humans accountable for what AI does.

AI GovernanceTrust ArchitectureComplianceAudit
RFC-003·9 sections

The Agentic Workforce

One Container, One Role, One Prompt

A proposal for deploying AI agents as containerized, single-role workers — each defined by one prompt, scoped to one job — composed into an agentic workforce that automates business operations.

AI AgentsContainersAgentic WorkforceCost Optimization
RFC-002·8 sections

Global Multi-Cloud Governance

A Reference Architecture for Azure, AWS, and GCP

A reference architecture for operating globally distributed infrastructure across Azure, AWS, and GCP — with compliance built into the platform layer, not bolted on after the fact.

Multi-CloudAzureAWSGCPComplianceGlobal
RFC-001·6 sections

Custom Solutions in Azure

A Well-Architected Proposal for Swedish Public Sector

Four environment-separated Azure subscriptions under one Management Group, hosted in Sweden Central. Aligned with GDPR, eSam, and sector-specific regulations. IaC and managed PaaS from day one.

AzureWell-ArchitectedSwedish Public SectorCompliance