docs(teams): propose commands and proactive delivery - #1489
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Stacked draft: logical base
docs/teams-adr-response-contentis PR #1488. GitHub requires an upstream PR base to exist inopenabdev/openab, so this draft temporarily targetsmainand may show preceding stack layers. Do not merge it until #1488 is merged and this branch is rebased onto currentmain; then review only its single incremental commit.What problem does this solve?
Define command admission, persistent route authority, and proactive operator scheduling before those capabilities are implemented.
Discord Discussion URL: https://discord.com/channels/1491295327620169908/1491365158868619404/1531339032527765655
Microsoft Teams roadmap discussion.
Review Contract
Goal
Define command admission, persistent route authority, and proactive operator scheduling before those capabilities are implemented.
Non-goals
No command execution, filesystem registry, proactive send, cron target, live evidence, or tenant configuration is added.
Accepted Residual Risks
The registry design accepts single-writer filesystem limits, while proactive delivery is limited to operator baseline jobs and exact trusted routes.
Acceptance Criteria
The ADRs keep secrets and service URLs Gateway-local, make command admission precede side effects, require explicit registry opt-in, reject usercron Teams authority, and retain Proposed metadata with valid links.
Follow-ups
Land text commands, registry persistence, and operator cron as separate implementation PRs; design user-created reminders under a separate authority contract.
At a Glance
Prior Art & Industry Research
Not applicable — this is a documentation-only decision or guidance slice. The ADRs and guides cite the authoritative Microsoft and repository sources used for their claims.
Proposed Solution
Why this approach?
Separating durable ADRs from mutable guides and evidence keeps architecture review stable while allowing operational status to evolve.
Alternatives Considered
Embed implementation chronology and tenant evidence in ADRs (rejected: it becomes stale) or publish no routing guide (rejected: operators cannot discover the supported path).
Validation
git diff --check