Tremor Company Appendix
Tremor is a reference implementation and operating example, not the product itself. This appendix summarizes the company corpus so you can understand the operating model without reading every authored file first. Use this page when you need the shape of the company, the major workstreams, and the canonical entry points into the source corpus.How To Read This Appendix
- Start with the boundary: Tremor describes how this specific company is organized and operated.
- Use the tables below to identify the relevant collection.
- Follow the linked authored files when you need the authoritative source.
- Treat this as an index plus operating guide, not a replacement for the underlying docs.
Corpus At A Glance
| Collection | Count | What It Represents |
|---|---|---|
| Company definition | 1 | The company-level operating model and work graph |
| Teams | 4 | The division and cell boundaries |
| Agents | 15 | The named roles that execute the work |
| Projects | 2 | The delivery and operations umbrellas |
| Tasks | 15 | Starter issues and recurring routines |
| Skills | 55 | The local capability library used by the company graph |
Operating Model
Tremor is organized as a small company graph:- Leadership sets direction, budget, and escalation.
- Platform and networking keep the state and transport model stable.
- Sensory work owns the physical feel of the system.
- Quality and product work protect the player experience and release confidence.
Primary Sources
| Source | Purpose |
|---|---|
| Company definition | Canonical company record and work graph |
| Tremor README | High-level overview and top-level counts |
| Operating wiki | Live control-plane notes and policy pages |
| Projects index | Delivery and operations project map |
| Tasks index | Issue and routine inventory |
| Skills index | Company-local capability catalog |
What This Is For
- Rapid orientation for people or agents new to the Tremor corpus.
- A stable reference point when the underlying files are being extended.
- A readable bridge between the company story and the authored source files.
What This Is Not For
- It is not the product documentation for Paperclip.
- It is not the place to define new company policy.
- It is not the authoritative source for live operational facts if a source file disagrees.