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example.companyos-communicationos-operating-cockpit

Deterministic combined CompanyOS and CommunicationOS operating cockpit example for governed conversation-to-work loops.

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CompanyOS + CommunicationOS Operating Cockpit

Deterministic combined example that turns CommunicationOS thread/action evidence into a CompanyOS work execution plan, runs it through policy-gated dry-run execution, and feeds the result back into a CommunicationOS audit/action state.

Boundaries

  • Provider-free by default: no network I/O, credentials, outbound messages, deployments, or production actions.
  • Imports reusable modules/libs only; it does not import other examples.
  • Package-local src/contracts describe proof fixtures for this example, not canonical reusable cross-OS contracts.
  • CompanyOS execution uses deterministic module adapters from @lssm-tech/module.companyos.
  • Message-originated commands enter the CommunicationOS command inbox as evidence only; production sends and CompanyOS high-impact bypass attempts are blocked before execution.

Rich cockpit proof

  • The UI exports an app-like TemplateShell cockpit from @lssm-tech/lib.example-shared-ui/TemplateShell with ten named screens: home, dashboard, CommunicationOS inbox, thread detail, evidence map, CompanyOS work graph, policy gate, dry-run console, audit feedback, and starter-kit guide.
  • The start/home and dashboard screens introduce the cross-OS story, deterministic safety boundaries, metrics, production-readiness checks, command lanes, operator notes, and quick actions before the deeper workflow screens.
  • Sidebar navigation, thread selection, evidence drill-down, workflow-stage inspection, policy approval, dry-run execution, audit viewing, operator notes, and reset are backed by a pure reducer so the preview is interactive without providers or side effects.
  • Selecting a CommunicationOS thread advances deterministic state into CompanyOS work mapping; running the dry-run advances the proof into CommunicationOS audit feedback without outbound effects.
  • Reusable starter-kit proof imports CompanyOS and CommunicationOS UI/runtime surfaces from @lssm-tech/module.companyos and @lssm-tech/module.communication-os; scenario copy and fixtures remain package-local.
  • The proof summary includes commandInboxStatus: blocked and companyOsBridgeStatus: blocked so release evidence catches any accidental execution bypass.

Public integration surfaces

Import the package-native cockpit UI from @lssm-tech/example.companyos-communicationos-operating-cockpit/ui when a host wants the combined proof without depending on another example package. The ./ui subpath exports:

  • OperatingCockpitPreview for the deterministic app-like cockpit.
  • OperatingCockpitScreen, OPERATING_COCKPIT_SCREEN_HREFS, and operatingCockpitNavigation for host routing, docs anchors, and preview catalogs.
  • createInitialOperatingCockpitState, reduceOperatingCockpitState, serializeOperatingCockpitState, parseOperatingCockpitState, and createInMemoryOperatingCockpitPersistence for host-owned state snapshots. The example never writes to browser storage, disk, or a backend by itself; hosts provide persistence adapters explicitly.
  • OriginChip, OriginChipProps, and COCKPIT_ORIGIN_KINDS for rendering source-origin context from CompanyOS action-origin types while falling back safely for unknown kinds.

Public discovery is integrated through @lssm-tech/module.examples: registry entries point at this package's ./docs, feature entrypoint, sandbox link, LLMS guide, and package-native ./ui preview. Regenerate the example registry after changing these exports or discovery fields.

Commands

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bun run --cwd examples/companyos-communicationos-operating-cockpit test
bun run --cwd examples/companyos-communicationos-operating-cockpit typecheck
bun run --cwd examples/companyos-communicationos-operating-cockpit build
bun run --cwd examples/companyos-communicationos-operating-cockpit lint:check
bun run --cwd examples/registry generate:registry
bun test packages/bundles/marketing/src/components/templates/template-catalog.test.ts packages/bundles/marketing/src/components/templates/template-preview.test.ts

VoiceOps operating cockpit story

The cockpit fixture now starts from the Rivage Retail voice escalation: CommunicationOS holds the redacted voice evidence, CompanyOS drafts an internal security-documentation product gap, and customer-facing promises/security claims remain blocked. The dry-run remains deterministic and side-effect free while surfacing the same receipt/proof language as the VoiceOps workbench.

Roadmap: UI/UX refresh

The example is still intentionally thin around @lssm-tech/bundle.managed-companyos cockpit templates. The next refresh should make the cockpit feel like a proper operator product surface while keeping the package deterministic and provider-free:

  • Implement the reusable UI work in packages/bundles/managed-companyos/src/ui/cockpit/templates/operating-cockpit, then let this example provide fixtures and proof coverage.
  • Upgrade the home/dashboard into an operator-grade command center with loop state, selected thread, policy, dry-run, audit, contact identity, and evidence context.
  • Add richer CommunicationOS inbox/thread/contact affordances inspired by the messaging workspace: searchable conversations, contact-to-conversation navigation, detail drawers, edit/delete actions, and evidence-aware actions.
  • Keep provider adapters host-owned; the example must remain no-network, no-credential, no-send, and no-production-action by default.

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@lssm-tech/example.companyos-communicationos-operating-cockpit/docs
@lssm-tech/example.companyos-communicationos-operating-cockpit/example
@lssm-tech/example.companyos-communicationos-operating-cockpit/ui

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