Graph Ref: ADR-MAP // D3 Force Layout
ADR Relationship Graph
Force-directed network visualization of Architecture Decision Records. Nodes are color-coded by lifecycle status, and directed dashed edges indicate supersede lineage.
ADR Network Graph Visualization
Status Legend:
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Proposed
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Deprecated
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ADR Structured Ledger & Dependency RegisterNon-JS Progressive Fallback
ADR-001Accepted
Adopt Orvenath as the parent brandSelection of an invented, unclaimed name over available alternatives.
2026-08-20Read Record →
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ADR-006Accepted
Async-first sales as the default motionRecorded walkthroughs replace live sales calls.
2026-08-28Read Record →
ADR-007Accepted
Keep client fees confidential in public case studiesPublishing a past fee anchors every future prospect downward.
2026-08-26Read Record →
ADR-010Accepted
Proposal engine as a separate deploymentClient-facing proposal tooling runs on its own subdomain and repository, not inside the marketing site.
2026-09-01Read Record →
ADR-011Accepted
Single Neon project with Postgres schema separationOne database for all Orvenath systems, separated by schema. Supabase rejected on free-tier pausing.
2026-09-02Read Record →
ADR-012Accepted
Proposal view telemetry is intelligence, never automationOpening a share link never changes proposal status. Status transitions stay manual.
2026-09-04Read Record →
ADR-013Accepted
Rate limiting in Postgres rather than in memoryIn-memory rate limiting does not function on serverless. State moved to the database.
2026-09-03Read Record →