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Reference: Records and manifest

Records and manifest

Records and manifest

Besides your running app, the compiler writes two kinds of file, and it keeps them apart so that every change can be reviewed and every production event traced back to its source.

  • A record is a promise to the outside world: your public API, the history of your database, the packages you pinned, and decisions people made. You commit records, review them as diffs, and each is changed by one command.
  • A build output is a fact about one build. It is written again on every build and never committed. The main one is the manifest, the compiler's graph of your application. Every report is a view of it.

Reviewing a change means comparing two manifests. Explaining a production event means rebuilding the manifest of the build that raised it.

Name Holds Where Committed Written by Read by
API record Each API's routes, fields and failure codes api/<api>.jadpo_record Yes jadpo api update check, reviewers, client teams
Event record Each domain's events, the fields they carry and the types those name (The event record) domains/<domain>/events/events.jadpo_record Yes jadpo records update check, reviewers
Migrations Each step of the database, with a snapshot of the whole schema database/migrations/ Yes jadpo migrate new migrate apply, check
Identity registry What each renamed thing was born as database/identities.jadpo_record Yes jadpo rename, jadpo domain …, jadpo fmt --layout the compiler, migrate, incident
Translation sources For each locale and message, a hash of the default wording it was translated from, and each acceptance (Translations as messages) translations/sources.jadpo_record in each translations folder Yes jadpo translations update, import, accept check, translations missing, approval
Package surface An installed package's public surface, each entry pointing at its file (Integrations) packages/<name>/<version>/surface.jadpo_record Yes, with the package jadpo package check; verified by jadpo package add and update check, package show, reviewers, the registry
Lock Each installed package's version, digest and source: registry, git (repository, tag and commit), path or link; and the Jadpo release the project runs with, when it is pinned jadpo.lock Yes jadpo package add, update, remove, link, unlink; jadpo toolchain pin, unpin check, build, and every command, to choose the Jadpo that runs it
Suggestions kept quiet and taught The suggestions a team ignored, and the patterns it taught jadpo suggest (Suggestions) ignored_suggestions.jadpo_record, taught_suggestions.jadpo_record Yes jadpo suggest ignore, jadpo suggest found suggest
Acceptances A person's decision to allow listed changes acceptances/ Yes drafted by jadpo acceptance new; the reason by a person check, approval
Manifest The application graph: every node with its source place, edges, routes, schedules, hosts, policy, thresholds build/manifest.json No check every report, approval, incident, inspect, console, MCP
Reports Views of the manifest: permissions, personal data, network, database, queries, catalogues, OpenAPI, monitoring rules build/report/, build/catalogue/, build/openapi/, build/monitoring/ No check people, agents, monitoring tools
Review The difference between two manifests, decisions first build/review/ No jadpo approval reviewers, CI
Build stamp Build id, commit, compiler, deployable, target Inside each deployable; on every log event No jadpo build logs, incident

Markdown for agents: /docs/records-and-manifest.md.Built from Jadpo main at a707efb.