tenra Partition is a read-only planning, simulation, and lab-validation app. It is designed to help operators reason about workflows and safety boundaries without letting the planning surface mutate live systems.
The project is Windows-aware and lab-oriented, with a clear separation between target workflows, UI exploration, and safety documentation.
- Provide a controlled planning surface for workflow partitioning and review.
- Keep validation and lab scenarios separate from live operational execution.
- Make unsupported behavior explicit instead of leaving it implied.
- Preserve safety boundaries for workflows that may later connect to real systems.
- Read-only first.
- Simulation before execution.
- Lab documentation alongside implementation.
- Explicit Windows compatibility considerations.
- Tauri/Rust boundary for local desktop behavior.
src-tauri/ Tauri/Rust desktop backend
src/ Frontend app surface
lab/ Lab harness, scenario notes, and workflow validation
docs/ Architecture, safety, Windows, and handoff documentation
package.json Root scripts for development, checks, and packaging
- The desktop app is the active surface.
- The current scope is planning, simulation, and lab validation.
- The lab harness documents target workflows, UI expectations, image workflow notes, and not-yet-implemented behavior.
- Safety boundaries are documented as part of the product, not treated as future cleanup.
Partition is a local desktop and lab-validation project. It should not be connected to live mutation workflows until the read-only boundary, safety model, and workflow execution contracts are deliberately changed.
npm install
npm run dev
npm run check
npm run test
npm run tauri
npm run verify:handoffsUse the lab scripts when validating documented scenarios rather than product runtime behavior.
- Keep the planning surface constrained and inspectable.
- Expand lab coverage before adding operational execution.
- Preserve Windows compatibility as part of the product contract.
- Make unsupported actions visible to operators.