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Validate Your Workspace

Check whether WyrdOS is complete enough to trust for planning and decisions

WyrdOS is trustworthy when the important work has context, ownership, and a visible reason. Use this checklist before relying on a workspace for planning reviews or agent workflows.

Fast Audit

Start with one active piece of work and move upward:

  1. Open an active Zone.
  2. Confirm it belongs to the right Container.
  3. Confirm it links to at least one relevant Goal Outcome or Value Goal.
  4. Confirm that goal connects to a Pillar.
  5. Confirm the pillar reflects a real Principle.

If the chain breaks, fix the missing relationship before adding more entities.

Health Checks

CheckHealthyNeeds repair
PrinciplesShort, decision-oriented, still trueGeneric values nobody uses
PillarsFew enough to guide tradeoffsToo many themes or no active owner
Goal outcomesSpecific, dated, measurableVague goals with no target date
ContainersOwn broad areas of workDuplicate or unclear ownership
ZonesActionable and datedWork item with no date, owner, or container
PagesCapture decisions and reference materialOld notes with no linked context
DirectoryTools, contacts, and funding link to workStatic inventory disconnected from active work

Common Symptoms

SymptomLikely causeInspectRepair
Team cannot explain why a zone existsMissing goal or pillar linkZone detail sidebarLink the zone to a goal outcome and container
Container list feels noisyContainers are being used for tasksContainers index pageMove small work into zones or actions
Goals are not reviewedMissing target dates or termsGoal OutcomesAdd term and target completion date
Strategy feels disconnected from workPillars are not linked downwardPillars and ContainersLink active containers to the relevant pillar
Agent or script returns too much contextFilters or relationships are too broadCLI context, API list filtersNarrow containers, statuses, and relationships
Users distrust old evidencePages or evidence are staleLinked pages, evidence APIsAdd fresh source material or mark stale context

CLI Checks

Use the CLI when you need a structured audit surface:

wyrdos auth check --output json
wyrdos context --output json
wyrdos engines summary --output json
wyrdos plan today --output json

The output should show the current workspace, relevant containers, active zones, and strategic context. If a command returns empty or unrelated data, inspect authentication, organisation scope, and entity links.

API Checks

For scripts and agents, start with:

curl -H "Authorization: Bearer <API_KEY>" \
  "https://<your-wyrdos-api-host>/api/v1/engines/context?organisationId=<organisationId>"

Then compare the response with the workspace UI. The API should not be the only place where a relationship makes sense; it should expose the same operating graph users can inspect.

Done Criteria

A workspace is ready for recurring reviews when:

  • Active zones have containers and dates.
  • Active containers link to goals or pillars.
  • Current goals have target dates.
  • Critical decisions have pages or evidence.
  • API keys used by agents have only the permissions they need.
  • Support or enterprise questions have a named owner.

If any of these fail, keep the workspace in setup mode and repair the graph before using it for team-level decisions.