Shokunindō — References
These references are included for lineage and grounding. They are not canon.
Foundational Ethic
- Craft traditions (Shokunin, Takumi)
- Continuous improvement (Kaizen)
- Reliability as moral stance
Industrial System
- Toyota Production System (TPS)
- Genchi Genbutsu
- Jidoka
- Andon
- Hansei
Software Era Expressions
- Agile Manifesto
Values direct engagement, working systems, feedback from reality, and adaptation over adherence to plans. - The Twelve-Factor App
Encodes deployability, operability, and inspectability as design constraints to ensure reliability under change. - Site Reliability Engineering (SRE)
Treats reliability as a first-class feature, formalizing sustainable pace, failure handling, and continuous learning at scale. - Extreme Programming (XP)
Preserves hands-on craft through technical discipline: testing, refactoring, pairing, and small, finished increments of work.
Adjacent (Reference Only)
- Lean Software Development
- Original DevOps movement (pre-tooling era)
Excluded by Design
- Scaling frameworks
- Metrics-first management systems
- Velocity-optimized delivery models
These references support the practice of Shokunindō. They do not replace it.