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-# Modular Emacs Architecture Design
-
-**Date:** 2026-04-09
-
-## Goal
-
-Refactor the repository from a single literate `config.org` source into a
-hand-edited modular Emacs configuration built around `init.el`,
-`early-init.el`, and a small set of domain-based Lisp modules under `lisp/`,
-while preserving existing behavior as closely as possible.
-
-## Scope
-
-This change is an architectural refactor, not a workflow redesign. Existing
-startup behavior, packages, capture flows, agenda rules, CRM commands,
-completion setup, and keybindings should remain materially the same unless a
-small structural adjustment is required by the new module boundaries.
-
-## Architecture
-
-### Entry points
-
-- `early-init.el` remains a standalone file and contains only true early
-  startup concerns that must exist before the first GUI frame.
-- `init.el` becomes the hand-edited runtime entry point.
-- `init.el` adds `lisp/` to `load-path`, defines a central
-  `ss-enabled-features` list, requires `ss-core`, and conditionally loads and
-  sets up each high-level feature module.
-
-### Module boundaries
-
-- `lisp/ss-core.el`
-  Owns Emacs version checks, package bootstrap, shared constants and helper
-  functions, note-system paths, and small shared editor defaults that other
-  modules depend on.
-- `lisp/ss-ui.el`
-  Owns theme, fonts, frame behavior, modeline, and terminal-versus-GUI UI
-  setup.
-- `lisp/ss-org.el`
-  Owns base Org configuration, shared Org helpers, startup MOC behavior, and
-  note-opening helpers.
-- `lisp/ss-agenda.el`
-  Owns agenda file discovery rules and agenda command setup.
-- `lisp/ss-capture.el`
-  Owns journal capture helpers and `org-capture` templates.
-- `lisp/ss-denote.el`
-  Owns Denote configuration and note creation helpers.
-- `lisp/ss-crm.el`
-  Owns all people CRM logic, including parsing, cache management, abbrevs,
-  CAPF, lookup, open/find/insert/add/report commands, and prompt helpers.
-- `lisp/ss-gptel.el`
-  Owns the experimental `gptel` integration.
-- `lisp/ss-keys.el`
-  Owns central global keybindings only.
-
-### Dependency shape
-
-- `ss-core` is the only unconditional module.
-- Other modules may depend on `ss-core` helpers and shared path constants.
-- `ss-keys` binds commands provided by other modules but should not implement
-  workflow logic itself.
-- Side effects should happen in each module's `ss-...-setup` function rather
-  than during `require`, except for definitions that are harmless at load time.
-
-## Migration decisions
-
-- Remove `config.org` entirely after extraction. There will be no transitional
-  dual system and no compatibility tangling layer.
-- Keep `build` only if it remains useful for the modular setup; otherwise
-  remove or repurpose it truthfully.
-- Keep `reset` only if it still aligns with the hand-edited architecture;
-  update it so it no longer treats `init.el` or `early-init.el` as generated
-  artifacts.
-
-## Validation
-
-- Primary validation: `emacs --batch -Q --load ./init.el`
-- If the refactor preserves terminal-specific UI behavior, also verify in a
-  real `emacs -nw` session when practical.
-- Documentation must be updated in the same change so `README.md` and
-  `AGENTS.md` describe the modular architecture truthfully.