ConnectSoft Internal Documentation¶

This is the internal playbook for ConnectSoft—your single source of truth for the AI Software Factory, SaaS platforms, engineering principles, business models, and operational procedures. This site covers everything from strategic vision and product portfolio to technical architecture, templates, and runbooks. It's designed for internal use by architects, engineers, product leads, and operations teams.

Important

This documentation is internal and confidential. It contains proprietary information about ConnectSoft's technology, business models, and strategic direction. Do not share this documentation outside ConnectSoft without explicit permission.

Vision & Strategy¶

Vision¶

ConnectSoft's vision and strategic direction:

ConnectSoft Vision – Overall vision, positioning, and differentiation
Product Portfolio Vision – Four pillars: Factory, Platforms, Squads, Marketplace
Strategic Goals – Long-term Factory goals and objectives

Strategy¶

Business strategy, go-to-market, and pricing:

Strategy Overview – Strategic direction overview
Business Strategy – Market positioning and competitive differentiation
Go-to-Market Strategy – Customer acquisition and sales motions
Pricing Strategy – Pricing models and tiers
Marketplace Strategy – Marketplace vision and rollout

Business Models¶

How ConnectSoft monetizes and delivers value:

Business Models Overview – Factory, platforms, squads, and code ownership models
Factory Business Model – Factory monetization and licensing
SaaS Platforms Model – Platform licensing and pricing
Squads Business Model – AI Product Squads subscription model
Code Ownership Model – IP and code ownership policy

Roadmaps¶

Strategic roadmaps and rollout plans:

2026 Roadmap – North star roadmap for 2026
Factory Roadmap – Factory evolution roadmap
Platforms Roadmap – Platform evolution roadmap
Marketplace Roadmap – Marketplace rollout roadmap
Squads Rollout Plan – AI Squads rollout plan

Navigate to any section using the menu, or jump directly to these major areas:

AI Factory & Agents¶

Multi-agent system architecture, execution flows, and agent capabilities.

Factory Overview – High-level Factory system overview
Agent System Overview – Multi-agent system architecture
Agent Execution Flow – How agents execute tasks
Agent Collaboration Patterns – How agents work together
Knowledge & Memory System – How the Factory learns and improves
Microservice Standard Blueprint – Standard structure for generated microservices
Technology Stack – Technologies and frameworks used
Agent Types – Vision & Planning, Architect, Engineering, QA agents

Platforms & SaaS Solutions¶

Product portfolio, platforms, domains, and domain blueprints.

Product Portfolio Overview – AI Factory, platforms, squads, and marketplace
Platforms – Identity, Audit, Config, Bot platforms
AI Squads – Starter, Growth, Platform, Integration squads
Marketplace – Templates, Agents, Modules marketplaces
Domains Overview – Domain strategy (.ai/.io/.dev/.co.il)
Domain Blueprints – Employment Services SaaS and other domain blueprints

Architecture & Templates¶

Architectural principles, templates, and libraries.

Architecture Principles – AI-first development, Clean Architecture, DDD, event-driven, cloud-native, observability
Templates Overview – Template catalog and usage
Microservice Template – Standard microservice structure and patterns
Libraries Catalog – Available libraries and extensions
Technology Stack – Technologies used in templates

Operations & Governance¶

Operational runbooks, engineering processes, and governance policies.

Operations Overview – Operations and SRE practices
Runbooks – Deployment, rollback, incident response
Observability – Dashboards and alerts
Engineering Process – Development workflow, branching, testing, CI/CD
Governance & Policies – Code ownership, security, data residency, support & SLA

Brand & Developer Experience¶

Brand system, getting started guides, integration patterns, and API reference.

Brand & UI Kit – Brand system, colors, typography, components
Getting Started Guides – Factory, Templates, Squads, Platforms
Role-Based Quickstarts – Architect, Engineer, DevOps, Product Lead
Integration & Patterns – Azure DevOps, external SaaS, webhooks, ETL
API Reference – Factory and platform APIs
Example Project – End-to-end example walkthrough

Decisions, Playbooks & Contributing¶

Decision system, playbooks, contributing guidelines, lifecycle, partners, and reference.

Decisions System – ADR/BDR overview, how to write decisions
Playbooks – Sales, operational, and partner playbooks
Contributing – How to contribute templates, libraries, docs
Lifecycle – Template, library, platform lifecycles
Partners – Partner program, levels, playbooks
Internal – AI collaboration and internal tools
Reference – Glossary, FAQ, meeting notes

Role-Based Entry Points¶

Choose your entry point based on your role:

Founder / Chief Architect¶

ConnectSoft Vision – Strategic vision and positioning
Strategic Goals – Long-term Factory goals
Business Strategy – Market positioning
2026 Roadmap – North star roadmap

Solution & Software Architects¶

AI Factory Overview – Factory internals and agent system
Architecture Principles – AI-first, Clean Architecture, DDD, event-driven
Microservice Template – Standard microservice structure
Agent System Overview – Multi-agent architecture

Senior Engineers¶

Getting Started with Templates – Using templates and libraries
Development Workflow – Development practices
Microservice Template – Template structure and patterns
Libraries Catalog – Available libraries

Product / Tech Leads¶

Product Portfolio – AI Factory, platforms, squads, marketplace
Business Models – Factory, platforms, squads models
Go-to-Market Strategy – Customer acquisition
Pricing Strategy – Pricing models

Ops / SRE / DevOps¶

Operations Overview – Operations and SRE practices
Deployment and Rollback – Deployment procedures
Incident Response – Incident management
Observability – Monitoring and alerting

Documentation Style¶

This documentation follows a consistent editorial style:

Title + short intro – Every page starts with a clear title and 1–3 sentence summary
Clear headings – Logical hierarchy with ## for major sections
Callouts – Standard admonitions (note, tip, warning, important, abstract)
Consistent terminology – ConnectSoft-specific terms defined on first use

See: Documentation Style Guide for detailed style rules.

Next Steps¶

New to ConnectSoft? Start with ConnectSoft Vision and Product Portfolio Overview
Designing a new service? Read Architecture Principles and Microservice Template
Preparing a proposal? Review Business Models and Code Ownership Model
Setting up operations? Start with Operations Overview and Deployment Runbook
Extending the Factory? Read Factory Overview and Agent System Overview