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Tinggit Platform Wiki – Operating & Knowledge Hub¶
This page is the authoritative entry point for how Tinggit plans, builds, ships, governs, and evolves its products.
- Table of contents
- Tinggit Platform Wiki – Operating & Knowledge Hub
- 1. Purpose of This Wiki
- 2. How to Use This Wiki
- 3. Wiki Structure & Governance Model
- 4. Delivery & Process (Authoritative)
- 5. Role-Based Guides (Usage & Training)
- 6. Product & Business Context
- 7. Engineering Standards
- 8. Decision, Risk & Opportunity Register
- 9. Reference & Supporting Material
- 10. Governance Rules (Mandatory)
- 11. Change Management
- 12. Final Statement
1. Purpose of This Wiki¶
The Tinggit Platform Wiki serves as the single source of truth for:
- How work is executed (process & delivery)
- How decisions are made and remembered
- How quality, compliance, and risk are managed
- How engineering standards are applied
- Why product and business choices exist
- Enable consistent execution
- Preserve organizational memory
- Support audits and compliance
- Scale teams without losing clarity
bq. If something is not documented here, it is not part of the official operating model.
2. How to Use This Wiki¶
Different audiences should use this wiki differently:
| Role | Start Here |
|---|---|
| Product Owners | Role-Based Guides → Product Owner Training Guide |
| Engineers | Role-Based Guides → Sprint Team Training Guide |
| QA / Compliance | Role-Based Guides → QA & Compliance Training Guide |
| Leadership | Product & Business + Metrics & Audit |
| New Joiners | How We Work at Tinggit |
If multiple pages appear related, always follow the hierarchy defined below.
3. Wiki Structure & Governance Model¶
This wiki is organized into six controlled sections.
Each section has a clear purpose and strict boundaries.
4. Delivery & Process (Authoritative)¶
This section defines how work must be done.
These pages are rules, not suggestions.
- Product Process Guidelines
- Sprint Open Process
- Sprint Execution Rules
- Sprint Close Process
- Sprint History, Metrics & Audit
- Release Management Process
- Edge Case & Exception Handling
- These pages override all others
- They must not be duplicated
- Changes require review
5. Role-Based Guides (Usage & Training)¶
This section explains how to apply the process in day-to-day work.
These pages:- Explain actions
- Do not define rules
- Always link back to authoritative process pages
6. Product & Business Context¶
This section captures what we are building and why.
It provides long-term context and decision alignment.
- Tingg Insight Business Requirements Document
- Tingg Insight HIPAA Compliance Scope & Applicability
- Product Vision & Goals (to be added)
- Product Roadmap (High-Level) (to be added)
- These pages do not track execution
- They do not replace backlog items
- They provide intent, not commitments
7. Engineering Standards¶
This section defines technical and architectural expectations.
These pages describe:- Standards
- Principles
- Non-negotiable practices
- Tutorials
- Temporary implementation notes
- Sprint-specific instructions
- Coding Standards
- Architecture Principles
- API & Integration Guidelines
- Security & Compliance Practices
- Branching & PR Guidelines
8. Decision, Risk & Opportunity Register¶
This section preserves strategic memory.
It answers:- Why a decision was made
- What risks were accepted
- What opportunities were identified
- Key Decisions (ADR-style, lightweight)
- Risk Register
- Opportunity Register
- Repeating past mistakes
- Hindsight bias
- Loss of context during growth
9. Reference & Supporting Material¶
This section contains stable reference information.
Examples:- Glossary
- External documentation links
- Tooling references
- No process definitions
- No operational rules
10. Governance Rules (Mandatory)¶
To keep this wiki effective:
- No new process pages without review
- No duplication of authoritative content
- Sprint- or release-specific notes must not live here
- Temporary information belongs in issues, not wiki
Violations lead to confusion and loss of trust.
11. Change Management¶
Changes to this wiki must:
- Be intentional
- Be reviewed
- Preserve history
- Avoid rewriting the past
- Auditability
- Stability
- Long-term usefulness
12. Final Statement¶
bq. This wiki is not documentation for documentation’s sake.
It is the operating system of the Tinggit Platform —
designed to scale people, products, and decisions without chaos.
Start here. Follow the structure. Do not improvise.
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