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Compare our four Boxes against seanrobertwright/archon-pocock-workflow #385
github.com/seanrobertwright/archon-pocock-workflow also ports Matt Pocock's skills into Archon
workflows. It is generic where ours is tailored to Unic. Read it against our four Boxes
(unic-dlc-build, -qa, -pr-review, -explore) and report what to learn.
Two directions, both useful. What it does that ours lacks — a node shape, a gate, a way of reading a
Method. And what ours builds that it gets for free — every such case is a candidate for deletion,
which matters more here than the first direction.
Read the repository as the primary source. Do not infer its design from its README.
Acceptance criteria
Its workflow set is mapped against our four Boxes, naming what has no counterpart on either
side.
Anything ours over-builds is listed with the file and node, and a verdict on whether it can go.
Anything worth adopting is listed with the reason it beats what we have.
The findings are captured as a Markdown file in the repo, per the /research Method.
Activity
orioltf commentedon Aug 14, 2026
How to start this session
Produces: a findings file comparing
archon-pocock-workflowagainst our four Boxes./wayfinder 373 #385. It claims this ticket. Research runs in parallel with other work./researchagainst https://github.com/seanrobertwright/archon-pocock-workflow./researchMethod's convention.Traps
is the cheaper half of this comparison.
differences are deliberate.
orioltf commentedon Nov 3, 2026
Closing: unic-archon-dlc is frozen, and adlc, its successor, does not inherit this work. adlc drops Archon, so the comparison no longer applies.