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THE MAXIMUM GITHUB‑ONLY SYSTEM (Concise Edition)

A complete SaaS‑grade platform built entirely inside GitHub using only native features: Repos, Actions, Pages, Issues, API, OAuth, Packages, and Wikis.

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0. Quick Start (Setup Steps)

Step 1 — Install Homebrew (macOS)

/bin/bash -c “$(curl -fsSL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Homebrew/install/HEAD/install.sh)”

Step 2 — Install Git + Node

brew install git node

Step 3 — Create GitHub Organization
Example: max-github-system

Step 4 — Create Repositories (copy/paste list)

frontend-app
frontend-docs
backend-automation
data-hub
issues-db
ai-workflows
devops-pipeline
org-templates

Step 5 — Copy/Paste Template Files
Each repo gets its own starter structure (below).

Step 6 — Add GitHub PAT to Org Secrets
GH_PAT → used by all automation workflows.

Done. You now have the full GitHub‑native platform skeleton.

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1. System Overview (Ultra‑Condensed)

GitHub becomes your entire stack:

Layer GitHub Feature Purpose
Frontend GitHub Pages UI, dashboards, docs
Backend GitHub Actions Compute, automation, workflows
Database Issues + Files Dynamic + structured data
API GitHub API Read/write data, trigger workflows
Auth GitHub OAuth Login + identity
DevOps Actions + Templates CI/CD, linting, releases
AI Actions Summaries, generation, enrichment

This is enough to build a full SaaS platform with no external cloud.

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2. Repo Map (Clean Version)

Repo Purpose
frontend-app Public UI (Pages)
frontend-docs Documentation site
backend-automation “Serverless” backend logic
data-hub JSON/YAML data store
issues-db Issue‑driven dynamic database
ai-workflows AI pipelines via Actions
devops-pipeline Shared CI/CD templates
org-templates Repo scaffolding templates

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3. Repo Blueprints (Short + Actionable)

3.1 frontend-app (GitHub Pages)

Purpose: Public UI
Stack: React + Vite (static export)
Workflow: .github/workflows/deploy.yml

• On push → build → deploy dist/ to Pages

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3.2 frontend-docs (Docs Site)

Purpose: Documentation
Stack: Docusaurus / Astro / MkDocs
Workflow: deploy-docs.yml

• On merge → rebuild docs → publish to Pages

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3.3 backend-automation (Backend Compute)

Purpose: All backend logic
Workflows:

• cron-jobs.yml
• on-issue-created.yml
• generate-json-api.yml

Capabilities:

• Process Issues → JSON
• Generate APIs
• Trigger other repos
• Write to data-hub

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3.4 data-hub (File Database)

Purpose: Structured JSON/YAML data
Folders:

schemas/
data/
users/
sessions/
runs/
snapshots/

Workflow: validate-data.yml

• Enforce schema correctness

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3.5 issues-db (Dynamic Database)

Purpose: Live, append‑only data
Patterns:

• Issue = record
• Labels = type/status
• Comments = history

Workflow: on-issue.yml

• Dispatch to backend-automation

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3.6 ai-workflows (AI Engine)

Purpose: AI summaries, enrichment, generation
Workflows:

• summarize-sessions.yml
• summarize-runs.yml
• generate-content.yml

Writes results back to data-hub.

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3.7 devops-pipeline (Shared CI/CD)

Reusable workflows for:

• lint
• test
• build
• release

Other repos call these via workflow_call.

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3.8 org-templates (Scaffolding)

Template repos for:

• frontend
• automation
• data

Used to spin up new modules instantly.

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4. Core Record Types (Short Version)

4.1 Session (Your 9‑Step Audio Units)

Issue template fields:

• code
• step (1–9)
• description
• track_url
• notes

Automation:

• Convert Issue → JSON
• Store in data-hub/data/sessions/

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4.2 Run (A Listener Going Through a Session)

Issue template fields:

• session_code
• listener
• intention
• notes

Automation:

• Convert Issue → JSON
• Store in data-hub/data/runs/

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5. AI Enrichment (Condensed)

AI workflows generate:

• Session summaries
• Run summaries
• Pattern tags
• Next‑step recommendations

Stored in JSON alongside each record.

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6. Cross‑Linking (Graph Logic)

Automation adds:

• Run → Session
• Run → User
• Session → Runs
• User → Runs

Creates a GitHub‑native knowledge graph.

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7. Frontend Views (Minimal Spec)

Pages include:

• Dashboard
• Sessions
• Runs
• Users
• Experience View (Session + Runs + AI + Navigation)

Data pulled from generated/*.json.

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8. Snapshots (Reporting Layer)

Automation builds:

• tasks-summary.json
• jobs-summary.json
• users-summary.json

Frontend reads snapshots.json for dashboards.

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9. What You End Up With

A GitHub‑native operating system that:

• Hosts itself
• Builds itself
• Updates itself
• Stores all data
• Runs all automation
• Generates AI insights
• Publishes dashboards
• Requires no external cloud

This is the maximum system GitHub can support.

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If you want, I can now compress this even further into a single‑page README, or turn it into a copy‑paste installer script that sets up the entire org automatically. Sent from my iPhone