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Appendices and Reference
The appendices provide the reference material and reusable artefacts that support the main narrative. They are designed to be used directly: copied into repositories, adapted to the organisation's contracts, works agreements and national law, and kept under version control alongside the decisions they support.
The Glossary defines the vocabulary of the book: the five developer functions, the classes of development work, the degrees of delegation and usage modes, the stewardship principle, the book's artefacts, and the European legal and regulatory terms.
Appendix A: Code Examples contains fuller versions of the artefacts introduced in the chapters: delegation profile, mandate manifest, specification record, code-ownership record, verification plan, review record, agent run record, provenance record, adoption and value record, apprenticeship plan and competence record. In keeping with the book's rules it contains no attack tooling.
Appendix B: Templates and Tools is a directory of the templates and tools the chapters provide, each with its purpose, when to use it and the chapter that introduces it.
References and Sources collects every numbered source cited in the chapters.
About the Author provides context for the perspective behind this book and the other volumes of The Architecture as Code Series.
What you will find in this section:
- A glossary of development, delegation, stewardship and European legal terms
- Adaptable delegation, mandate, specification, ownership, verification, provenance, adoption and apprenticeship artefacts
- A directory of templates and tools with the chapter that introduces each
- The consolidated bibliography behind every inline citation