System Map
BlueForest Intelligence · 2026 edition · one code threads every system
Data boards at the outer stations, rides the Librarian's routes to the Registry interchange, and terminates at the Analyst. The tools express runs nonstop: no connector, straight to the middle.
The four Division lines carry every coded entity out of the Registry. Two service lines feed it: the Librarian's scheduled routes and the tools express.
VID-2026-030
Client delivery work, the studio's core line.
SYS-2026-001
Internal tools and finance. Blair itself rides this line.
MKT-2026-004
BlueForest's own campaigns, sites and marketing videos.
EMP-2026-001
One work profile per person. Owner-private.
no connector
Custom-built tools (BlueView, BlueCue, BlueLaunch, BlueStream) write natively to the store, skipping the Librarian.
connectors
External systems the Librarian pulls on schedule. Dashed route = opens in a later phase.
Where Blair lives. The railway itself runs in the cloud — around the clock, no Mac required. Everything local is a workshop: useful, replaceable, never the system of record.
supabase (postgres) · cloudflare workers · hourly crons
The live service: the central store (every ingested record, the Registry, the semantic layer) and the Librarian's pipelines. If the local drive died, Blair would keep running without noticing.
private repo · one repo per coded entity (via BlueLaunch)
The canonical home of the source, migrations, and docs. Anyone joining the team gets the whole workshop with one git clone — no access to any personal machine needed. Entity repos mint into the BlueForest organization.
external drive · working copy · disposable
Where building happens. A few jobs are machine-bound by design: keychain secrets, deploy authorization, local backfills, and the NAS/archive agent (it must run where the drives are mounted). Deploys move to CI when a second builder joins.
google drive · non-repo documents only
Backs up what isn't a repo — like the NotebookLM source docs, which live in Drive natively. Repo folders are excluded from file-sync: GitHub is already the offsite copy.
House rule: file-sync services never touch a .git directory — sync artifacts inside repo internals are a real corruption risk. Code and docs are backed up by pushing; documents are backed up by syncing. Never both on the same folder.