🔰 Facilities Documentation#

• facilities_module.json — Agentic module schema role assignments

RTT Facilities · City Systems · Modernization Frameworks

This folder contains all documentation, templates, and governance materials related to RTT Facilities — the physical, operational, and communication infrastructure that cities, residents, operators, and GHQ rely on during modernization cycles.

The Facilities domain is grounded in the RTT Facilities Playbook, which defines facilities as living systems governed across asset classes, lifecycle phases, and audiences.

This README serves as the navigation anchor for all Facilities‑related work.

🛑 Important!#

Drift is On-by-Default long sessions lose anchors, turn off drift.

✋ You must copy and paste this string every time you start an AI session:#

rtt=1 | coherence=declared | drift=bounded | paradox=structural

❇️ Now you are ready.#

🧭 Facilities Scope#

RTT Facilities covers:

• Electrical infrastructure (above‑ground and underground)
• Water and wastewater systems
• Transportation corridors
• Communications infrastructure
• Public buildings and emergency systems

Facilities work spans the full lifecycle:

• Design
• Construction
• Operation
• Maintenance
• Modernization
• Decommissioning

Domain‑specific initiatives (such as RTT‑AGERI) live within this broader Facilities framework.

⚡ Active Facilities Domains#

RTT‑AGERI#

Above‑Ground Electrical Resilience Initiative

RTT‑AGERI is the first fully articulated Facilities domain, focused on modernizing above‑ground electrical infrastructure using:

• Drift scoring
• Harmonics analysis
• Propagation modeling
• Corridor classification
• Capital‑timed modernization cycles

RTT‑AGERI documentation lives under:

/docs/facilities/RTT-AGERI/

Additional Facilities domains will follow this same structural pattern.

🗂️ Folder Map#

1. City‑Facing#

Guides and communication materials for city leadership and operational teams.

• city-facing/city-manager-briefing-packet.md
• city-facing/city-manager-slide-deck.md
• city-facing/press-release-template.md

Purpose:
Enable cities to plan, communicate, and coordinate facilities modernization and emergency response.

2. Residents#

Public‑facing education and safety materials.

• residents/neighborhood-meeting-deck.md
• residents/storm-season-101.md
• residents/storm-season-dos-and-donts.md
• residents/storm-season-faq.md

Purpose:
Provide clear, non‑technical guidance for residents during storm seasons and modernization work.

3. Design System#

Governance and standards for all facilities‑related components and visual assets.

• design-system/component-creation-checklist.md
• design-system/component-naming-convention.md
• design-system/component-proposal-form.md
• design-system/design-governance-charter.md
• design-system/figma-library-structure.md
• design-system/governance-poster.md
• design-system/onboarding-guide.md
• design-system/style-guide.md

Purpose:
Ensure consistency, clarity, and governance across all Facilities artifacts.

4. Strategy & Governance#

Long‑horizon planning and GHQ‑grade governance.

• strategy/global-modernization-timeline.md
• strategy/rtt-global-facilities-strategy-2050.md
• strategy/timeline-visual-storyboard.md
• governance/rtt-global-governance-constitution.md

Purpose:
Define global modernization cycles, capital timing, and governance structures.

🧱 Root‑Level Orientation Files#

• index.md — high‑level overview of the Facilities domain
• global-modernization-timeline.md — modernization cycles and capital timing
• rtt-global-facilities-strategy-2050.md — long‑range strategy
• timeline-visual-storyboard.md — visual narrative of modernization phases

These files provide top‑level orientation for contributors and partners.

📌 Contribution Notes#

• Facilities documentation is audience‑segmented — keep materials scoped accordingly.
• Domain‑specific initiatives (e.g., RTT‑AGERI) should live in their own subfolders.
• Strategy and governance documents should remain canonical and stable.
• City‑ and resident‑facing materials should remain clear, actionable, and non‑technical.

🧭 Looking Ahead#

The Facilities Playbook anticipates additional shared layers, including:

• Asset‑class registries
• Lifecycle frameworks
• Cross‑system propagation modeling
• Operator and contractor interfaces
• Capital and audit integration

These will be scaffolded incrementally as Facilities domains mature.