One family, twenty module personalities and four little record companions. Every character keeps Plumb’s hanging loop, collar, pointed body and warm expression. Stature, eyes, colour and a signature prop make the job easier to recognise. These are editorial teaching characters, not agents, services or progress indicators. Read each module’s own status for what exists.
Asset catalogue · Family specification and generation prompts · Construction and use
Module personalities
Command journal · The archivist — “Remembers the promise.” Writes an accepted Command, result and Events together; a retry gets the recorded answer. Full-size PNG.
Evidence / Assurance · The curator — “Show me what happened.” Keeps observations attributable and separate from the judgement made from them. Full-size PNG.
Execution · The conductor — “One owner, one baton.” Tracks Run and Attempt ownership, including how each ends. Full-size PNG.
Local fixture worker · The tinkerer — “Small experiment, tidy bench.” Runs a bounded built-in fixture and records what happened. Full-size PNG.
Attempt fence / workspace · The gatekeeper — “This workspace has one owner.” Gives an Attempt a private workspace and a fence against stale ownership. Full-size PNG.
Guarded verification / recovery · The double-checker — “Read it again before you settle.” Checks evidence under ownership and recovers unfinished fixture Attempts. Full-size PNG.
Confined executor · The experimenter — “Keep the experiment contained.” Runs one bounded program against read-only snapshots. Full-size PNG.
Repository · The packer — “The exact parcel, every time.” Seals Candidate bytes and guards a local branch move; reconciles an uncertain result. Full-size PNG.
Portfolio · The organiser — “Every fact has a place.” Registers projects and collects what their sources report. Full-size PNG.
Dashboard · The host — “A clear window onto the work.” Presents sourced progress, usage and actions without inventing missing results. Full-size PNG.
Project guidance · The navigator — “Keep the agreed direction in view.” Keeps versioned project values so guidance can be named precisely. Full-size PNG.
Required actions and blockers · The spotter — “Here is what needs your attention.” Brings reported required actions and blockers into one list. Full-size PNG.
Producers · The sketcher — “Here is an idea to examine.” Asks a model for proposed edits; a proposal is not an accepted change. Full-size PNG.
Repository Assurance · The examiner — “Check this Candidate independently.” Judges repository Candidates from their stored Evidence and exact pins. Full-size PNG.
Product gate and delivery records · The steward — “Make room for the right small slice.” Bounds admitted delivery work and keeps delivery records. Full-size PNG.
Repository collector · The field collector — “Bring back observations, not guesses.” Runs a Candidate’s checks in the sandbox and stores what it observed. Full-size PNG.
Intelligence · The matcher — “Which tool fits this task?” Records which modules may use models and why; selection is not qualification. Full-size PNG.
Lifecycle schedule · The timekeeper — “A named check at the right time.” Keeps proposed check schedules; a schedule record does not prove a job ran. Full-size PNG.
Discovery sources · The explorer — “What does the source actually say?” Reads commissioned public pages and keeps checkable quotations. Full-size PNG.
Service access · The custodian — “Know where access belongs.” Maps services and credential references by name, never by secret value. Full-size PNG.
Little record companions
These compact companions explain objects that travel between modules. They do not represent additional components. Keep them in teaching material; actual Verdicts, Assessments, access decisions and failure messages stay plain.
Command companion · Command — “One request, one identity.” A request with a stable identity; the journal returns its recorded answer on retry. Full-size PNG.
Candidate companion · Candidate — “These are the proposed bytes.” A sealed proposal to inspect; it is not yet an accepted or released change. Full-size PNG.
Receipt companion · Receipt — “Record what was observed.” A record of an observed result; an uncertain effect stays uncertain. Full-size PNG.
Assessment companion · Assessment — “Compare the result with the intent.” Compares observed outcomes with the intended result; activity alone is not value. Full-size PNG.
Recognise without colour
Each character has a distinct prop and a written canonical name. Colour is personality, never status, seniority or capability. Keep the complete transparent canvas; do not crop away the hanging loop or the prop. Use a module portrait at 192 px or larger, a companion at 96 px or larger, and the existing identity mark for navigation. A neighbouring explanation remains understandable with images disabled.