product · AVC

Products apply the operating system.

Each product declares capabilities, evidence, maturity and owner controls.

Product boundary

Product freedom exists inside Kernel constraints.

The product owns its market logic while shared authority remains centralized.

Product Cell

May
Define customer, offer, workflow, metrics and bounded adapters.
May not
Mint capabilities, bypass policy or redefine evidence.

Portfolio

May
Score opportunities and manage lifecycle decisions.
May not
Grant production authority without the required evidence.

Company Kernel

May
Provide authorization, jobs, events, evidence, memory and recovery.
May not
Invent product-market truth on the Product Cell's behalf.

Owner

May
Approve consequential operation, budget and lifecycle transitions.
May not
Transfer non-delegable accountability to an automated actor.
Product Cell contract

A product is a bounded commercial system, not a new authority domain.

Each Product Cell declares its thesis, customers, data scope, budget, metrics, repository and lifecycle while reusing Kernel controls.

Portfolio gate

Products enter and leave through explicit lifecycle decisions.

Opportunity scoring, launch, validation, scaling, pause and retirement remain owner-visible portfolio states.

Shared controls

Every product inherits authorization, evidence and recovery.

A Product Cell may specialize workflows. It may not weaken the system contracts that make those workflows trustworthy.