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# Documentation Boundaries (Atomizer Standard)
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## Rule
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- **Project-specific content** belongs in `projects/<project-name>/...`
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- **Foundational / reusable content** belongs in `docs/...`
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This is a hard rule for all agents.
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## What is project-specific?
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Store in `projects/...`:
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- Run logs, experiment outcomes, project decisions
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- Project playbooks tied to one geometry/client/study
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- Project troubleshooting notes and sync incidents
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- Project KPIs, deliverables, and channel-specific context
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## What is foundational?
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Store in `docs/...`:
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- Generic workflows used by multiple projects
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- Platform-level operator guides
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- Reusable run/checklist templates
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- Protocols and standards
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- Cross-project troubleshooting procedures
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## Ownership
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- **Manager owns documentation quality and structure.**
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- Drafting can be delegated, but final responsibility remains with Manager.
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## Operating procedure
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When writing docs:
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1. Decide: project-specific or foundational.
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2. Write in the correct location first (no temporary drift).
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3. If a project doc becomes reusable, promote a generalized version into `docs/...` and keep project examples in the project folder.
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4. Cross-link both locations when useful.
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## Current Hydrotech application
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- Hydrotech run/playbook files remain in `projects/hydrotech-beam/...`.
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- Reusable standards from Hydrotech are promoted into `docs/guides/...` as they stabilize.
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