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Workspace Maps

map.mmd is the structural map file used by bapX admin, agents, and MCP-facing tooling to understand a workspace without guessing. It is Mermaid source, kept next to the files it describes, and generated from the actual filesystem/source layout.

Maps are semantic indexes, not decorative diagrams. They help agents answer practical questions before editing: which app owns this route, where is the API implemented, which docs are public, which files are generated, and where should a new capability be wired so it is not duplicated.

Required locations

  • /root/bapx.in/map.mmd maps the VPS workspace root.
  • /root/bapx.in/project-packages-git/agents/map.mmd maps the agents project root.
  • root-sandbox/<user>/map.mmd maps each user git workspace in public docs.
  • root-sandbox/<user>/<business-slug>/map.mmd maps each business workspace in public docs.
  • Every project inside a business workspace must include its own docs/, docs/map.mmd, and map.mmd.

root-sandbox/ is the customer-facing workspace boundary. The server-owned storage path is internal implementation detail; agents and public docs should use the root-sandbox/ vocabulary when explaining customer workspaces.

Agents project map

The agents project map is generated from the real repository layout:

cd /root/bapx.in/project-packages-git/agents
npm run build --workspace /cli
node packages/cli/dist/bapX.js map --root .
node packages/cli/dist/bapX.js map --root . --check

When the CLI is installed, use bapX map --root <project> and bapX map --root <project> --check. This is a supported developer contract, not an internal-only secret.

Run this after adding, moving, or removing top-level project structure such as apps/, packages/, examples/, demo/, projects/, docs/, src/, agents/, workflows/, assets/, blueprints/, skills/, or scripts. Do not hand-edit the generated file.

Canonical demo

The canonical product demo lives at /root/bapx.in/project-packages-git/agents/demo/.

It owns its own OKF and map contract:

  • demo/OKF.md
  • demo/map.mmd
  • demo/docs/index.md

Validate it with:

bapX map --root /root/bapx.in/project-packages-git/agents/demo --check --profile demo-project
npm run build --workspace bapX-demo
npm run lint --workspace bapX-demo

Do not copy the demo into root-sandbox/demo. Real user workspaces are separate git repositories represented publicly under root-sandbox/<user>/; demo imports happen inside real business projects.

User workspaces

When creating or repairing a real customer workspace, the folder must be built from the canonical sources:

  1. Copy the canonical OKF profile to root-sandbox/<user>/OKF.md.
  2. Add root-sandbox/<user>/index.yaml.
  3. Add root-sandbox/<user>/map.mmd.
  4. Add one business folder at root-sandbox/<user>/<business-slug>/ when onboarding a real business.
  5. Do not create root-sandbox/demo.

Canonical demo and example sources stay in the agents repo:

  • /root/bapx.in/project-packages-git/agents/demo/
  • /root/bapx.in/project-packages-git/agents/examples/

Verify the result with:

test -f root-sandbox/<user>/OKF.md
test -f root-sandbox/<user>/map.mmd
test -d root-sandbox/<user>/<business-slug>

Business workspaces

Each user workspace is represented publicly as a git repository at root-sandbox/<user>/. Business workspaces live under root-sandbox/<user>/<business-slug>/.

Each business must include:

  • index.yaml, describing brand, logo, project, and map files.
  • map.mmd, generated and checked with bapX map --root <business> --profile business-workspace.
  • DESIGN.md, containing the design principles and brand identity captured during setup.
  • brand.css, containing the business-level brand variables.
  • logos/index.yaml and logos/map.mmd.
  • projects/index.yaml and projects/map.mmd.

Validate required business files with:

bapX map --root root-sandbox/<user>/<business-slug> --check --profile business-workspace

User projects

User-managed projects live under root-sandbox/<user>/<business-slug>/projects/<project-name-slug>/.

Each project must include:

  • map.mmd, generated and checked with bapX map --root <project>.
  • docs/, with at least docs/index.yaml and docs/map.mmd for project-specific documentation.
  • index.yaml, describing map.mmd, docs/, and the main project entry points.

Validate required user-project files with:

bapX map --root root-sandbox/<user>/<business-slug>/projects/<project-name-slug> --check --profile user-project

Agent project maps should extract the structure that matters for operations: folders, functions, classes, tool calls, workflows, connections, and known gaps. Agent projects should also include the source layout they use, such as .agents/agents/, .agents/workflows/, or the bare agents/ and workflows/ folders when .agents/ is not present.

Skill and automation layout

Repository-native agent skills belong under .agents/skills/<skill-name>/SKILL.md. Imported or legacy skill folders from .opencode/skills, .claude/skills, or similar agent-specific locations should be normalized into .agents/skills when the repository intends bapX agents and automation to discover them. Keep provider-specific config outside the skill body unless the skill is genuinely tied to that provider.

Markdown frontmatter

Project docs should use YAML frontmatter. For project overview docs, use this shape unless a local docs schema requires more specific fields:

---
type: concept
title: Project Overview
description: A brief introduction to local files
timestamp: 2026-07-10T20:14:00Z
---

Existing docs pages such as API references may use their established title, description, and lastReviewedAt schema. Do not remove valid local schema fields just to make every document identical.