MartiX Platform

MartiXDev/Platform is the canonical greenfield source for the MartiX Platform. It is currently in Repository Bootstrap: identity, provenance, governance, and the cross-platform verification contract are established before runtime capabilities are admitted.

Verify the repository

npm ci
npm run verify:fast
npm run verify:pr

The local fast cadence is the normal feedback loop. The pull-request cadence is the required CI entry point; both invoke the same eng/verify.mjs entrypoint and eng/quality-gates.json policy.

Authorities

• martix.platform.json and schemas/ define machine-readable identity and composition.
• eng/generate-api.mjs generates the deterministic Lean API Preset; use npm run verify:api for the packed, isolated-feed release loop and its immutable candidate evidence under artifacts/api-release/.
• eng/generate-modular-monolith.mjs generates the deterministic Modular Monolith composition slice; npm run generate:app -- --preset modular-monolith ... uses the shared Template System entry point.
• npm run migrate -- inspect|plan|apply|verify runs the exact-version Platform Migration rehearsal; plans are written outside the source repository.
• AGENTS.md routes contributors and agents.
• CONTEXT.md defines Platform vocabulary.
• PROVENANCE.md, CONTRIBUTING.md, SECURITY.md, and LICENSE define repository governance.
• tests/fixtures/RepositoryBootstrapGeneratedSolution/ is the temporary, explicitly named Generated Solution acceptance seam.
• tests/fixtures/ModularMonolithGeneratedSolution/ is the named composition acceptance seam with one API, one Migrator, two genuine modules, and one consolidated test project.
• tests/fixtures/LocalOrchestrationGeneratedSolution/ is the named local orchestration acceptance seam for universal direct execution, optional file-based Aspire, and bounded single-host Compose projections.
• tests/fixtures/PortableHostConformanceGeneratedSolution/ is the named host-conformance acceptance seam for manifest-bound Windows/Linux process and OCI artifacts, generic Ubuntu 26.04, and fail-closed unsupported coordinates.
• npm run verify:modular-monolith-alpha is the release-candidate-only Experimental evidence path for synchronized PostgreSQL and SQL Server variants; it requires external database inputs and does not create a Supported Capability claim.

Repository Bootstrap makes no Supported Capability claim. The empty supportClaims arrays are intentional and must remain empty until a later tracer bullet supplies complete evidence.