KAEL Build

KAEL Build tracks how KAEL is being built: architecture direction, working surfaces, near-term development priorities, and the difference between current capability and intended capability.

The KAEL build should move in stages. Each stage should be useful by itself, but also prepare the system for deeper AeThex integration later.

Stage 1 — Identity and surfaces

Current focus:

• Establish the KAEL docs section.
• Connect the public surfaces: chat.aethex.tech and kael.aethex.tech.
• Define KAEL's role inside the AeThex ecosystem.
• Keep a current KAEL-Changelog.
• Avoid overstating unfinished capabilities.

Stage 2 — Knowledge layer

KAEL should understand AeThex docs and support materials before it takes actions. Priority knowledge sources include:

• Home and the docs index.
• Platform-Overview
• Passport
• Authentication
• Projects
• Permissions
• Security
• Api-Reference

Stage 3 — Guided workflows

Once the knowledge layer is stable, KAEL can guide users through workflows:

• Finding the right docs page.
• Explaining AeThex concepts.
• Helping users prepare support requests.
• Walking developers through API and SDK setup.
• Helping admins reason about organizations, teams, and permissions.

Stage 4 — Permissioned actions

Action-taking should come later and must respect Authentication, Permissions, Security-Model, and Multi-Tenancy. Examples may include:

• Creating draft docs or support summaries.
• Preparing project setup steps.
• Checking status or configuration.
• Suggesting changes before a human approves them.