#project alignment

Route route:project-alignment

#What this page is

This is an FPF route: a curated working path through pattern IDs. It is not a website route or application navigation route.

#Methodology

Use the ordered steps as the first path through the framework. Treat optional steps, landing points, route surfaces, and reroutes as controls for scope, ownership, and common wrong turns. Open exact pattern pages only when the work depends on their wording.

#Use this route when

The live burden is: A shared project kickoff packet needs the bounded context, role/method/work split, first work item, and adoption evidence without loading the whole FPF

First route for project kickoff, project information-system alignment, or agent work packets when roles, method, work, and adoption next steps must stay separate.

#Copyable compact prompt

Use only fpf_reference. Find the smallest useful context for route:project-alignment. Return ordered IDs, acceptance check, risks, and one next move.

#Ordered steps

1. A.1.1 Bounded Model-Use Structure: Applicability, Use and Expression Coherence (DDD Bounded Context)
2. A.15 System-Role–Method–Work Alignment
3. B.5.1 Coordinate Development States: Explore → Shape → Evidence → Operate

#Optional steps

• A.15.2 U.WorkPlan: Plan Content for Coordinating Future Work
• A.15.3 SlotFillingsPlanItem: Plan a Value for an Existing Declaration Member

#Landing points

• F.17 Make a Settled Naming Decision Recoverable for Reuse (Unified Term Sheet)

#Route surfaces

• A.1.1 Bounded Model-Use Structure: Applicability, Use and Expression Coherence (DDD Bounded Context)

#Typical next owners

• B.5.1 Coordinate Development States: Explore → Shape → Evidence → Operate

#Citations

• fpf-reference-adoption-overlay:project-alignment

Last Updated: 2026-10-12 — upstream FPF commit f2bc67dd (github.com/ailev/FPF)