Why start here?
Wire keeps delivery and integrations connected without letting the system fall apart at the edges.
Execution / Runtime
The outward path that does not end in chaos
Delivery and integration layer for external handoffs.
Wire keeps delivery and integrations connected without letting the system fall apart at the edges.
jhf-wire is the delivery bridge between jhf-spindle (Helpifyr Spindle, formerly ClawLedger) and external providers such as FinAPI, Storecove, and ELSTER/ERiC. It provides Git-managed workflows, signed callback transport, runtime guard scripts, and auditable verify paths for Linux-first operations.
Status Work in progress README sync 29 Apr 2026
When do I need this?
Start here when you want to understand how the system delivers outward reliably without turning into integration chaos.
What role it plays here
Delivery and integration layer for external handoffs.
Without Wire, execution often stops at the system boundary. With Wire, the path outward remains controlled and traceable.
What the module actually does
It makes sure signals, deliveries, and integrations do not remain loose endpoints but become governed connection points.
At the core
Reduces manual delivery work for payment, bank-sync, invoice, and tax transport paths.
Keeps callback transport deterministic through X-Signature and X-Idempotency-Key.
Separates ERP domain logic (jhf-spindle) from connector runtime concerns.
Makes operator ownership explicit: repo-local fixes vs external/provider blockers.
What role it plays in the stack
Owns: workflow-based provider execution, callback signing/transport, runtime guard scripts, wire-specific stack contract. Consumes: Fabric contract truth (/api/v1/contracts/matrix, /api/v1/contracts/docs-standard) and combination profile truth (/api/v1/combinations/profiles) as read-only. Explicitly does not own: ERP business truth (jhf-spindle), global policy truth (jhf-fabric), external credential materialization (jhf-openclaw-env).
What this looks like in practice
Without Wire, execution often stops at the system boundary. With Wire, the path outward remains controlled and traceable.
A signal comes in.
The system assigns the right role and path.
Execution happens through controlled handoffs.
Result and evidence return together.
How it fits into the system
Wire does not stand alone. It connects to neighboring modules so a single capability becomes dependable follow-through.
Important boundary
Wire stays bounded to its role as Delivery and integration layer for external handoffs. It does not replace other modules; it makes its part of the system traceable, connectable, and reviewable.
What comes next
What is intentionally out of scope
No local Aleph/entity-screening runtime in jhf-wire (moved to jhf-selvage, work in progress).
No Fabric write-back execution control path.
No local fallback truth for Fabric contract matrix or docs-standard families.
No automatic productive onboarding of external provider credentials.
What keeps this page honest
This explanation stays anchored to the module’s current truth, including its real boundaries, responsibilities, and contracts.
Wire is the layer that binds external delivery and integrations cleanly into the system.
It makes sure signals, deliveries, and integrations do not remain loose endpoints but become governed connection points.
Without Wire, execution often stops at the system boundary. With Wire, the path outward remains controlled and traceable.
Do not treat as a finished production layer yet.
Source and repo truth
This page is rendered from the repo-owned projection truth and remains tied to the README, module boundaries, and status.
GitHub JaddaHelpifyr/jhf-wireWire
Without Wire, execution often stops at the system boundary. With Wire, the path outward remains controlled and traceable.