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  • TFM Desktop UI Architecture - How the macOS app composes its native window shell, persistent workspace deck, split panes, management pages and Assistant surfaces, with explicit UI-state and runtime ownership.
  • Cross-Cutting Engineering Invariants - Exhaustive architecture, ownership, lifecycle, security, persistence, remote-session, agent, sync, and mobile safety contracts that span Termind's specialized wiki pages.
  • TFI Mobile UI Architecture - How the iPhone/iPad app composes registered feature stacks, scene-local navigation, shared runtimes, adaptive content regions, native terminal/transcript surfaces and mobile interaction policies.
  • Module and Directory Architecture Map - A concise map of Termind's modules, second-level functional directories, build dependencies, and responsibility boundaries, with links to the detailed directory guides.
  • Native App Directory Responsibilities - Second-level directory responsibilities in TFM and TFI, including every feature area, platform adapters, reusable native UI, and the different window and scene ownership models.
  • Platform Runtime, App Composition, and Lifetimes - How Termind composes shared services and persistence on macOS and iOS, and where app-wide, window-local, scene-local, and session state begin and end.
  • Shared Framework Directory Responsibilities - Functional directory responsibilities across Termind's six shared frameworks and shared resources, including flat-root concerns and how policy, persistence, transport, and presentation collaborate.
  • Supporting Products, Packages, and Tooling - Directory responsibilities and integration relationships for AgentKit, the MCP bridge, Live Activities, tests, benchmarks, the Astro site, marketing assets, scripts, and repository automation.
  • System Boundaries and Dependency Ownership - Static framework layers, platform composition roots, persistence ownership, and the external AgentKit boundary that keep Termind changes dependency-safe.