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Ownership

Ownership means one person is accountable for the state of a surface. It does not mean they must do all the work.

Proposed product map

Surface Accountable owner Contributors / reviewers Repository boundary Current confidence
Company vision and sequencing Lulzx Team HQ + GitHub Project Confirmed by current issue ownership
Merchant POS / Terminal Confirm owner Lulzx, Chris apps/terminal Needs explicit assignment
Customer Wallet Confirm owner Lulzx, Chris, Priyanshi apps/wallet Needs explicit assignment
Merchant Dashboard Confirm owner Lulzx, Priyanshi apps/dashboard Needs explicit assignment
Payments and integrations API Lulzx Team apps/api Inferred from current assignments
Marketing / brand site Confirm owner Team apps/landing Needs explicit assignment
x402 facilitator Confirm in facilitator repo SagioOfficial/sagio-facilitator Separate ownership record required
Delivery, CI, and releases Lulzx Team .github/workflows Inferred from recent work
HQ and durable knowledge Lulzx Every page owner docs, mkdocs.yml Initial steward

Decision rights

Decision Driver Approver Consult Evidence required
Product priority Initiative owner Company lead Surface owners Problem evidence, cost, acceptance condition
API contract change API owner Affected product owner Security/data reviewers Contract diff, compatibility plan, tests
Payment-state change Implementer Payments owner Product + operations State machine, idempotency, recovery tests
Production release Change owner Surface owner Operations when material Green required checks, rollback path
Irreversible external commitment Company lead Company lead Affected owners Written decision record

Ownership rule

Every active initiative must name:

  1. One accountable owner
  2. A measurable acceptance condition
  3. The repository or system of record
  4. The reviewer or judge who did not generate the work
  5. An escalation path for ambiguity or irreversible risk

No owner means no commitment

Work may be explored without an owner. It may not be represented as a committed roadmap item until someone accepts accountability.