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Enterprise Integration

Stateless by Design

SMALL is stateless by design.

It runs no servers, daemons, or background processes. Lineage and audit are captured by exporting artifacts into existing systems.

Integration Patterns

Environment Pattern
Git Commit .small/ for immutable history
CI/CD Archive progress and status output
Audit Ingest artifacts into Splunk, ELK, Datadog, or a database

Git Integration

Commit the .small/ directory to preserve state history:

git add .small/
git commit -m "Record SMALL state"

Each commit provides an immutable snapshot of project state at that point in time.

CI/CD Integration

Archive SMALL artifacts as build outputs:

small status --json > small-status.json
cp -r .small/ artifacts/

This enables post-hoc audit and debugging of automated workflows.

Audit Integration

SMALL artifacts are machine-readable YAML files suitable for ingestion into log aggregation and observability systems.

Export patterns:

  • Stream progress.small.yml entries to a log pipeline
  • Index handoff.small.yml for checkpoint recovery
  • Store full .small/ snapshots in long-term storage

What SMALL Does Not Replace

SMALL does not replace:

  • IAM (Identity and Access Management)
  • RBAC (Role-Based Access Control)
  • Enforcement systems

SMALL makes execution legible and provable. It describes constraints; it does not enforce them.