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Architecture Risks

Architecture risks in bijux-canon-ingest are the ways the code can stop defending source preparation before retrieval begins. The point is to surface those risks early enough that reviewers can challenge them before they harden.

What To Check

  • rank the risks by how much they blur package ownership or weaken proof quality
  • watch for risk patterns that pull index, reason, agent, and runtime concerns into bijux-canon-ingest
  • treat unexplained complexity as a risk, even when tests are still green

First Proof Check

  • src/bijux_canon_ingest/processing, retrieval, and application for the structural ownership boundary
  • tests for deterministic preparation evidence for executable confirmation that the structure still holds

Bottom Line

If bijux-canon-ingest needs hidden structure to defend source preparation before retrieval begins, the architecture is already too opaque.