Establish the baseline
Identify the system, its current state, and the sources that explain it.
Operations toolkit
OTUF
Prepare. Recover. Understand.
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OTUF
Operations toolkitRecovery preparation ↗Preparation toolkit
Purpose, with substance.
OTUF organizes recovery preparation and source knowledge into a workbench. It is intended to make prerequisites, evidence, and next actions easier to understand before changes are made to a system.
- Recovery preparation
- Source knowledge organization
- Evidence and readiness tracking
- Reviewable operational actions
A closer look
From input
to useful outcome.
Who it serves
Owners preparing a system change or recovery
What goes in
Source references, known state, prerequisites, recovery evidence
What comes out
A reviewable preparation and recovery plan
Collect prerequisites
Surface dependencies and missing evidence before changing the machine.
Prepare recovery
Keep the known good state and a practical route back within reach.
Review the outcome
Record what was attempted, what passed, and what still needs work.
Current scope & availability
Know where the project stands.
Preparation records and internal assurance reviews are not independent security certification or proof that recovery has been completed.
Related by purpose
A useful place
in a bigger picture.
These assets share a workflow or engineering concern. Explore their individual scope before planning a connection.
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AI Continuity Toolkit
Resource toolkitPortable continuation material ↗AI Continuity Toolkit
Portable reference material and continuation assets for preserving engineering decisions, work context, and handoffs.
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stackpkg
Package integrityExact commit and content-hash pins ↗stackpkg
A source-direct package toolkit with commit and content pins, explicit script approval, integrity checks, and an auditable installation record.
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Prestige Container Foundation
Deployment foundationProxy-only application ingress ↗Prestige Container Foundation
A contained reference stack for service isolation, restricted runtime permissions, and a consistent path from Compose to Kubernetes.