Originally created by: TheoV823
Target: ~2026-06-20 (one month from PR [#112])
Priority: P1 (next wave after P0 trio merged in [#112])
P0 concepts shipped in [#112]: Agent Verification, Governance Provenance, Execution Surfaces.
Per the ontology roadmap, the next concepts on the slate are P1 [#4] and P1 [#5] below. They fit cleanly into the existing graph and unlock additional internal linking and ecosystem positioning without diluting authority. Holding them for a month-ish gives the P0 pages time to settle and gives space to see what real questions readers and crawlers raise about the P0 trio before locking the P1 framing.
URL: /concepts/agent-reliability-infrastructure/
Core idea: The infrastructure layers required to keep autonomous systems reliable over time — orchestration, memory, observability, governance, provenance, verification. The hub concept that names the whole category the eight-layer article maps.
Why P1: Becomes the bridge concept into broader ecosystem discussion. Potentially high-ranking. Positions Mneme inside the larger reliability story without diluting the governance/verification positioning.
Connects to: all 6 capability layers as related concepts; the emerging-ai-agent-infrastructure-stack insight as its canonical operational essay.
URL: decide between (a) expanding /concepts/verification-contracts/ or (b) new /concepts/architectural-verification-contracts/.
Core idea: Machine-readable constraints that define what architectural properties must remain true during autonomous execution. The compiler-analogy bridge; the deterministic-enforcement framing; the ADR → enforcement pipeline explanation.
Why P1: Strongest positioning piece against probabilistic/RAG systems. Becomes the canonical reference for the "compile architectural intent" framing in future articles.
Decision needed before writing: does this supersede or extend the existing verification-contracts page? If extend: rewrite with the architectural framing as the dominant cut. If supersede: redirect + rename.
scripts/generate_og_images.py and committedhasPart; sitemap.xml; llms.txtDo not expand to all P1/P2 items at once. Holding the cadence ("5 concepts immediately, then 2 more, evaluate") preserves authority. The 11–15 items on the roadmap (Architectural Provenance, Agentic Drift, Runtime Governance, Deterministic Governance, Architectural Observability, Multi-Agent Governance, Intent Preservation, Repository-Native Governance, Autonomous SDLC Governance) are deliberately deferred until P1 has shipped and been observed.
/insights/emerging-ai-agent-infrastructure-stack/ — the originating article