Product taxonomy decision

Decision

The public portfolio contains five sellable products:

1. AIO;
2. Wunderbox;
3. Workbench;
4. Atlas; and
5. Platform Governance & Evidence.

ModuLix is the shared technical engineering and automation foundation. It is not a sixth sellable product. The five products remain independently presentable; using the shared foundation does not make one product a child of another.

This decision supersedes the four-peer-product statements accepted in the architecture package through Issue #38. The accountable maintainer selected this taxonomy explicitly in Issue #147. This document does not add or verify product capabilities.

Migration consequences

Issue #135 owns the atomic portfolio migration:

• establish one canonical namespace, entry, and owner for each sellable product;
• present ModuLix as a foundation rather than as a sellable peer;
• assign existing IO content to its approved canonical destination or retire it with one-hop redirects;
• preserve published routes until redirect and rollback evidence is reviewed; and
• validate navigation, search, links, accessibility, claims, and metadata.

Issue #135 migrates the reusable runtime content into AIO, retains ModuLix as a foundation, and preserves the previously published IO route family with reviewed one-hop redirects. The resulting product matrix is the implemented portfolio model.

Issue #115 owns the Platform Governance & Evidence product documentation. It may proceed against this taxonomy but does not absorb the complete #135 migration.

Decision boundaries

Product positions, conceptual verbs, capabilities, dependencies, and marketing claims require their own approved public authority. A name in this taxonomy is not evidence that a route, capability, deployment, or production publication exists.

Issue #2 remains the exact-document approval gate. Issue #40 remains the production acceptance gate.