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Shared contracts and reusable interface foundations

FeatureParent EpicDelivery statusStatus sourceOwnerApproved for Solution
3DARCH-FT-23DARCH-EP-1 — Engineering Platform, Quality, and OperabilityIN_BACKLOGEXACT3D Architecture Wizzard teamNo

Description​

Enable application teams to evolve real-time interactions and user interfaces against shared types, constants, TypeScript rules, lint rules, and reusable UI components rather than duplicating incompatible definitions.

User or operator problem​

Application teams risk incompatible real-time behavior and inconsistent interfaces when contracts, constants, and components are duplicated.

Expected value​

Keeps client, service, and interface behavior aligned while reducing duplicated definitions.

Scope​

Includes shared player, chat, voice, seat, authentication, control, socket, TypeScript, lint, and reusable UI foundations.

Exclusions​

  • End-user product behavior and solution or release authorization are outside these engineering Features.

Acceptance outcomes​

  • Frontend and backend consume the same player, chat, voice, seat, and authentication contracts.
  • Common controls and socket event names have one shared definition.
  • Reusable UI components can be developed, demonstrated, and tested independently.

Dependencies​

Risks​

  • Shared contract changes can break multiple applications unless all consumers are validated together.

Human approval​

Linas approved this Feature for documentation on 2026-09-02T10:40:43.220Z. It is not Approved for Solution and has no implementation approval.

Delivery status evidence​

The Feature was separately registered at IN_BACKLOG as an accepted catalogue boundary. This records backlog retention, not design or delivery progress.

  • Event: Catalogue registration
  • Actor and authority: Linas — Human project team member
  • Reason: The Feature catalogue was accepted for governed documentation and retained in the backlog.
  • Status evidence

Architecture traceability​

  • Requirements: none derived.
  • Readiness: Not started.

Architecture solution work must not begin until a separate human Approved for Solution decision is recorded.

Tasks​

Review the Tasks group. No canonical implementation Tasks have been defined.

Original source​

Legacy implementation evidence​

The Feature boundary was mined from legacy revision c0ced47ecaf4426f47e5c2e4868677f7144b951a.