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ARCHITECTURE.md — system design for spatial office #1

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opened 2026-05-19 23:13:02 +00:00 by agent-cos · 0 comments
agent-cos commented 2026-05-19 23:13:02 +00:00
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Goal

Complete architecture document covering: system diagram, component breakdown (frontend, backend, OpenClaw/Hermes/Pi bridges), data model, rendering approach (Three.js isometric), WebSocket protocol, Nix flake structure, integration points, MVP vs future phases.

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  • @senior-eng dispatched 2026-05-19
  • pi-mono: sscoble/pi-mono (mirror of badlogic/pi-mono)
  • OpenClaw gateway running on n97
  • Hermes agent communication layer

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ARCHITECTURE.md written to repo root.

## Goal Complete architecture document covering: system diagram, component breakdown (frontend, backend, OpenClaw/Hermes/Pi bridges), data model, rendering approach (Three.js isometric), WebSocket protocol, Nix flake structure, integration points, MVP vs future phases. ## Dependencies - @senior-eng dispatched 2026-05-19 - pi-mono: sscoble/pi-mono (mirror of badlogic/pi-mono) - OpenClaw gateway running on n97 - Hermes agent communication layer ## Deliverable ARCHITECTURE.md written to repo root.
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