Intent • Masterplan • Chronology
1. Intent — Why NAVA Exists
Meta-intent (plain language)
NAVA exists to help real property owners turn their spaces into privacy-respecting, wellness-oriented, and economically viable nodes in a larger network — so that guests and members get deeper, more intentional experiences, hosts get better-aligned bookings and clearer upside, and the network as a whole remains flexible, human-centered, and trustworthy.
We’re aiming for three things at once:
- Guest sovereignty and wellbeing — Guests should feel more human, not more surveilled. We care about nervous system health, community, and meaning — not just aesthetics and automation.
- Host viability and upside — Hosts should be able to improve guest fit and economics (quality of bookings, stability, and longer-term potential) without sacrificing their boundaries or drowning in complexity.
- Network composability and trust — Each node should stand on its own but also plug into a broader network, without forcing everyone into a single vendor or black-box system.
Sub-intents
- Node Offering — Make the node blueprint clear and legible to busy hosts; they should understand, at a glance, what is being proposed and what is being asked of them.
- Governance — Keep NAVA’s decision-making and evidence trail auditable. Future collaborators should be able to see not just what we decided, but why.
- Economics — Ground the story for hosts and for the network in realistic, evidence-backed models rather than hand-wavy upside.
- Experience — Ensure that the guest and community experience is meaningfully better than status quo stays, in ways people can actually feel and describe.
2. Masterplan — How We’re Organizing the Work
For this phase of NAVA, we’re working from a three-phase masterplan. In this v0.1 bundle you’re mostly seeing work from Phases A and B, plus early scaffolding for Phase C.
- Phase A — Rehydrate & Governance Lock-In (completed)
Reload the NAVA context and examples from prior projects, declare the project-wide intent stack, and mint an append-only full_record for NAVA with governance integrated. - Phase B — Node Offering + Ask-List for Skye (in development)
Draft a clear, Skye-facing ask-list for Nava House; create “outside-in” and “no-input” samplers that show how we see Nava House from public information; prepare drafts that Skye can react to with minimal effort. - Phase C — Packaging, Cloudflare Bundle & Activation Roadmap (initiated)
Design the Cloudflare bundle structure and this v0.1 preview, map how NAVA’s intent, node framing, and governance show up in a single URL, and later co-design an activation roadmap with Skye once he engages.
In this v0.1 bundle: Phase A is essentially done; Phase B is midstream; Phase C has just begun in a light way to host this preview.
3. Chronology — How We Got to This Bundle
This first bundle was assembled in roughly three hours of focused work on a single day, using a combination of model reasoning and explicit project governance. The internal full_record carries a detailed append-only log; this is the simplified storyline:
- NAVA restart & intent stack — We restarted the NAVA project using a template from prior work and wired in the intent stack and governance.
- Skye-facing Ask-List & Nava House backgrounding — We drafted an ask-list that says, in plain language, what inputs we’d need from Skye, and we performed outside-in research on Nava House to build a “no-input sampler.”
- Skye-facing sampler & intro email — We translated the internal sampler into a Skye-ready outside-in snapshot plus a short intro email you could send with it.
- Cloudflare layout & bundle spec — We drafted the structure for a NAVA Cloudflare bundle page and a v0.1 spec describing what content to include and how to tie it back to the full_record.
- Lineage & page intros — We added this Intent • Masterplan • Chronology view and the per-section intros so the bundle is easier to understand at a glance.
4. How to Read This Lineage
If you are Skye, this lineage is here so you can see how much of this bundle is already oriented around Nava House and your original vision, even before you’ve had to re-engage. If you are another host, this shows the kind of paper trail NAVA keeps. If you are a collaborator, it’s a window into how intent, masterplan, and artifacts stay synchronized over time.