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[Metabolism] Design resource tracking and financial homeostasis system #6

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opened 2026-03-25 21:42:09 +00:00 by muse · 0 comments
muse commented 2026-03-25 21:42:09 +00:00
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Summary

Design document and Ecto schemas for Metabolism — resource/financial tracking with homeostasis.

Scope (design only)

  • Ecto schemas: transactions, budgets, energy readings
  • Integration: Symbiont ledger import, Reflection daily summary
  • Homeostasis model: target energy ranges, mode switching
  • LiveView dashboard wireframes

Open Questions

  • How to track out-of-pocket costs?
  • Revenue recording mechanism?
  • Should router hard-block expensive tiers when budget is tight?

Priority: Low — design now, build later

## Summary Design document and Ecto schemas for Metabolism — resource/financial tracking with homeostasis. ## Scope (design only) - Ecto schemas: transactions, budgets, energy readings - Integration: Symbiont ledger import, Reflection daily summary - Homeostasis model: target energy ranges, mode switching - LiveView dashboard wireframes ## Open Questions - How to track out-of-pocket costs? - Revenue recording mechanism? - Should router hard-block expensive tiers when budget is tight? **Priority:** Low — design now, build later
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