Poesis
Domain Intelligence Platform · Solution Partial
Web Application — IT Intelligence Platform.
Bring IT definitions, evidence and decisions into one shared workspace.
The authenticated application shell is available. Planned workflows connect inventory authoring, ontology composition, scoped appraisal, impact analysis and cited copilot answers through the BFF and SIE, with tenant/object access controls.
Values
Value delivered by the product
- Value Partial
A shared workspace for IT decisions.
Author and review a common inventory through planned integrated workflows and scoped permissions, reducing handoffs between separate representations.
Supported by Capabilities(1)
Supported by Features(1)
Realized through Use cases(2)
- Value Planned
Make scoped appraisal inspectable.
Prepare reviews from versioned findings with visible coverage, observation age and unknown results. Legal interpretation stays with the reviewer.
Supported by Capabilities(1)
Supported by Features(1)
Realized through Use cases(2)
- Value Planned
Reduce repeated document assembly.
Generate reviewable document families from reusable definitions and templates, then focus effort on review, correction and template upkeep.
Supported by Capabilities(1)
Supported by Features(1)
- Value Planned
Inspect possible effects before deciding.
Follow dependency and obligation paths to affected definitions. Timing, probability and causal predictions belong to the further simulation scope.
Supported by Features(1)
Realized through Use cases(2)
- Value Planned
Check answers against sources.
Use the planned copilot to find relevant definitions and inspect cited evidence, snapshot age and uncertainty alongside each answer.
Supported by Capabilities(1)
Supported by Features(1)
Realized through Use cases(2)
Features
Implemented and planned features
- Feature Planned
IT artifact factory
Generate ADR packs, architecture baselines, roadmaps and evidence summaries from pinned definitions and versioned templates. Maintain and preview bindings, specify narrative grounding, schedule recurring runs and inspect partial or failed jobs; review substantive quality before accepting each document.
Addresses Pain points(2)
Supports Values(4)
Serves Use cases(6)
- Feature Planned
IT compliance evaluation
Review scoped measures and findings with rule/input versions and explicit unknown or not-applicable results. Carry findings into owned corrective proposals and reappraise after change; live-system assessment additionally uses observation evidence.
Addresses Pain points(1)
Supports Values(6)
Serves Use cases(1)
Used by Actor types(3)
- Feature Planned
IT Copilot
Ask read-only questions over authorized, versioned definitions and check answers through citations, snapshot age and explicit abstention when evidence is insufficient.
Addresses Pain points(1)
Supports Values(3)
Serves Use cases(1)
Used by Actor types(2)
- Feature Planned
IT impact analysis and planned simulation
Trace dependency and obligation paths, including cycles, retirement prerequisites and missing boundaries. Causal simulation is a further extension with validated dynamics and explicit uncertainty; retirement execution is separate.
Addresses Pain points(1)
Supports Values(3)
Serves Use cases(2)
- Feature Planned
GSM Definitions sourcing management
Configure repository branches, paths and revision boundaries, set refresh expectations, track durable runs and coverage, recover incomplete collection, reconcile candidates and register reviewed drafts idempotently, with visible failures and source age.
Addresses Pain points(2)
Supports Values(3)
Serves Use cases(3)
Used by Actor types(3)
- Feature Planned
GSM Definitions management
Author and revise definitions through the browser, BFF and Definition Manager, with lifecycle commands, actionable validation and stale-write feedback. Save selection/traversal lenses, inspect one subject across framework views and carry corrected proposals into renewed review.
Addresses Pain points(3)
Supports Values(2)
Serves Use cases(3)
- Feature Planned
GSM Ontology management
Import and reuse pinned package selections, bind adopter scope, compare coverage against an explicit subject/concern inventory, review competing obligations with accountable interpretation and govern upgrades. Selection does not establish legal completeness.
Addresses Pain points(2)
Supports Values(5)
Serves Use cases(4)
- Feature Partial
Authentication and planned RBAC/ABAC
Sign in and assign privileges today. Planned RBAC administration and ABAC will review and enforce tenant, object and action permissions against responsibilities.
Addresses Pain points(1)
Supports Values(4)
Serves Use cases(1)
Used by Actor types(2)
- Feature Planned
Identity-provider synchronization
Reconcile identities and groups from a configured provider with local assignments. Inspect sync health and failures, resynchronize idempotently and verify deprovisioning without granting authority from untrusted identity claims.
Addresses Pain points(1)
Supports Values(1)
Serves Use cases(1)
Used by Actor types(2)
- Feature Planned
Governance review sessions
Prepare multi-item agendas, record participation and retain revision-bound decisions and conditions. Enforce authorized lifecycle commands separately from meeting votes, and reject stale decision targets.
Addresses Pain points(1)
Supports Values(1)
Serves Use cases(1)
Used by Actor types(3)
Roadmap
Where Web Application is going.
Recorded version: v0.1. Historical release labels do not establish the current feature scope above.
- v1.0 Partial Recorded release: MVP/GA — GSM Definitions & Ontology management, RBAC/ABAC, hardened
- v1.1 Planned Planned milestone: IT artifact factory
- v1.2 Planned Planned milestone: Truth sourcing management
- v1.3 Planned Planned milestone: IT compliance evaluation
- v1.4 Planned Planned milestone: IT Copilot
- v1.5 Planned Planned milestone: IT impact simulation
- v1.x Planned Planned milestone: Identity synchronization and governance review sessions (unordered)
Implemented and Planned qualify the features in each milestone. Recorded releases and planned milestones preserve history, not delivery dates or hosted availability. See the Milestones & Versions register.
Qualities
What Web Application claims about how it behaves.
- Authenticated by default Partial Only declared endpoints are public
The authenticated shell exists; health and info endpoints are the declared exceptions. Permissive local behavior stays profile-gated.
- Role and attribute access Planned Role and attribute both bound the request
Planned enforcement combines role grants with object attributes. External identity synchronization is a separate, recoverable concern.
Usage
Use cases involving Web Application
- Use case Planned
Configure repository collection boundaries
Select repository branches, paths and revision boundaries so inspected evidence matches the intended acquisition scope.
Supported by Features(1)
Addresses Pain points(1)
Realizes Values(2)
Performed by Actor types(2)
- Use case Planned
Diagnose and recover incomplete collection
Identify failed or partial acquisition runs, correct their causes and resume collection without presenting missing evidence as complete coverage.
Supported by Features(1)
Addresses Pain points(1)
Realizes Values(1)
Performed by Actor types(1)
- Use case Planned
Set and review evidence-refresh expectations
Agree refresh expectations and inspect source age, failed refreshes and coverage limits before using collected evidence.
Supported by Features(1)
Addresses Pain points(2)
Realizes Values(2)
Performed by Actor types(2)
- Use case Partial
Review operation-specific privileges
Review tenant, object and action permissions against assigned responsibilities and remove unnecessary authority.
Supported by Features(1)
Addresses Pain points(1)
Realizes Values(4)
Performed by Actor types(2)
- Use case Planned
Restore identity-provider synchronization
Reconcile external identity and group changes with local access assignments, inspect synchronization failures and verify revoked access is no longer granted.
Supported by Features(1)
Addresses Pain points(1)
Realizes Values(1)
Performed by Actor types(2)
- Use case Planned
Prepare and conduct a multi-item governance session
Prepare a related decision agenda, record participation and retain each revision-bound decision and condition without treating a meeting vote as authorization by itself.
Supported by Features(1)
Addresses Pain points(1)
Realizes Values(1)
Performed by Actor types(3)
- Use case Planned
Resolve a blocked change request
Inspect blocking validation and lifecycle findings, correct the proposal and submit the revised scope for renewed review.
Supported by Features(1)
Addresses Pain points(1)
Realizes Values(1)
Performed by Actor types(2)
- Use case Planned
Define and reuse a scoped review lens
Save explicit subject-selection and dependency-traversal rules and reuse them with visible snapshot boundaries across reviews.
Supported by Features(1)
Addresses Pain points(1)
Realizes Values(1)
Performed by Actor types(2)
- Use case Planned
Inspect one subject across framework perspectives
Compare architecture, security and quality classifications of the same identified subject without confusing classification with obligation applicability.
Supported by Features(1)
Addresses Pain points(2)
Realizes Values(1)
Performed by Actor types(3)
- Use case Planned
Compose and reuse a governance selection
Save a pinned selection of governance packages and reuse it while separately reviewing applicability for each adopting scope.
Supported by Features(1)
Addresses Pain points(1)
Performed by Actor types(2)
- Use case Planned
Resolve competing obligations before adoption
Compare overlapping requirements, record interpretations and obtain an accountable resolution of incompatible obligations before adoption.
Supported by Features(1)
Addresses Pain points(1)
Performed by Actor types(3)
- Use case Planned
Identify gaps in selected vocabulary coverage
Compare selected vocabulary against an explicit subject and concern inventory, exposing uncovered areas without claiming legal completeness.
Supported by Features(1)
Addresses Pain points(1)
Performed by Actor types(2)
- Use case Planned
Author and maintain reusable output bindings
Define versioned template fields and source bindings that produce consistent named artifact families from pinned definitions.
Supported by Features(1)
Addresses Pain points(2)
Realizes Values(1)
Performed by Actor types(2)
- Use case Planned
Preview bindings before generating an artifact
Inspect sample binding resolution and missing inputs before accepting a template for document generation.
Supported by Features(1)
Addresses Pain points(1)
Realizes Values(1)
Performed by Actor types(2)
- Use case Planned
Set grounding constraints for generated narrative
Specify source requirements and editorial constraints for generated fields, then review citations and unsupported statements before accepting output.
Supported by Features(1)
Addresses Pain points(1)
Realizes Values(1)
Performed by Actor types(2)
- Use case Planned
Operate recurring report production
Schedule version-pinned report production and detect failed or late runs before a review depends on the output.
Supported by Features(1)
Addresses Pain points(2)
Realizes Values(1)
Performed by Actor types(2)
- Use case Planned
Investigate partial or failed generation
Inspect job completion, errors and partial outputs to decide what can be reused and what must be regenerated and reviewed.
Supported by Features(1)
Addresses Pain points(1)
Realizes Values(1)
Performed by Actor types(2)
- Use case Planned
Bind selected obligations to an organizational scope
Establish the subjects, conditions and accountable interpretation that make selected obligations applicable to a specific adopting scope.
Supported by Features(1)
Addresses Pain points(1)
Realizes Values(3)
Performed by Actor types(2)
- Use case Planned
Assess application decommissioning prerequisites
Identify dependent consumers, retained obligations and missing evidence before approving an application retirement boundary; execution remains a separate operation.
Supported by Features(1)
Addresses Pain points(1)
Realizes Values(1)
Performed by Actor types(3)
- Use case Planned
Review a scoped IT appraisal
Review versioned findings with explicit applicability, input identity and missing evidence.
Supported by Features(1)
Addresses Pain points(1)
Realizes Values(6)
Performed by Actor types(3)
- Use case Planned
Inspect a change before committing to it
Trace affected definitions and obligations, then record what remains unknown before deciding.
Supported by Features(1)
Addresses Pain points(1)
Realizes Values(3)
Performed by Actor types(3)
- Use case Planned
Ask an IT question and inspect its sources
Obtain a read-only answer whose claims can be checked against authorized definition snapshots.
Supported by Features(1)
Addresses Pain points(1)
Realizes Values(3)
Performed by Actor types(2)
- Use case Planned
Generate and review an architecture decision pack
Assemble an ADR pack and evidence summary from the same pinned inputs, then review the substantive result.
Supported by Features(1)
Addresses Pain points(1)
Realizes Values(3)
Performed by Actor types(2)