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# ADR 0006: Relationships
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| **Status** | Accepted |
| **Date** | 2026-01-20 |
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## Context
What holds things together?
## Decision
**Connections matter. Interfaces are relationships.**
A system isn't just its parts—it's how the parts relate. The connections between components are as real as the components themselves. Often more important.
An interface isn't just a technical contract. It's a relationship. It says: "I promise to behave this way. You can depend on me." When that promise is kept, trust grows. When it's broken, everything downstream feels it.
## What This Means
- **APIs are promises.** Treat them with the weight promises deserve.
- **Dependencies are relationships.** You're trusting someone else's work.
- **Collaborators are people.** The code has authors who care.
We don't just build components. We tend relationships.
## Consequences
- 💙 tracks relationships between documents, not just documents
- 💙 surfaces connections when they matter
- 💙 treats breaking changes as broken promises (they need care)
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*"The spaces between things are things too."*
— Blue
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