- Add ai-core/ — Chief, Scout, Scribe OpenClaw agents + shared knowledge base - Consolidate research/reference docs and the sns.md brand foundation under ai-core/knowledge/ - Repoint every sns.md reference (business branding, divisions, root README) to ai-core/knowledge/sns.md - Update root + ai-core READMEs to reflect the new structure
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KNOWLEDGE — SnS Businesses
Why I keep this: to route and scope every piece of work to the correct SNS entity, protect the liability shield (each business is a separate LLC), and keep contracts and books clean. When a request or a business report comes in, I check it against these scopes.
The entities
| # | Entity | Scope — what it does | Boundary — what it does NOT | Liability | Status |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 00 | SnS Network Solutions Holdings LLC (parent) | Owns brand/IP + 100% of each subsidiary | No client work; no operating liability | None (by design) | — |
| 01 | SNS Infrastructure LLC | Structured cabling, LAN/networking, wireless — the physical wire and foundation | Not cameras/security (Secure), not servers/OS (Systems), not cloud (Cloud) | High (physical/on-site) | ACTIVE (Business #1) |
| 02 | SNS Secure LLC | Cameras, access control, alarms (physical security) + cybersecurity (audits, firewall, monitoring, incident response) | Not the base LAN (that's Infrastructure) | High (physical + cyber E&O) | Planned |
| 03 | SNS Support LLC | Managed services, helpdesk, RMM, monitoring, SLAs — maintains what the others build. ALL recurring/managed contracts live here | Not net-new build (that's the builder division) | Med–High (SLA) | Planned |
| 04 | SNS Systems LLC | On-prem servers, Linux, virtualization, on-prem compute/storage | Not the wire (Infra), not off-prem (Cloud), not ongoing management (Support) | Medium | Planned |
| 05 | SNS Cloud LLC | AWS/Azure, hybrid, off-prem compute, migrations | Not on-prem (Systems); managed cloud is handed to Support | Medium | Planned |
| 06 | SNS Web LLC | Websites, hosting, domains, digital presence | Managed hosting SLAs coordinate with Support | Low–Med | Planned |
| 07 | SNS Software LLC | Custom apps, automation, integrations (client owns the code) | Not off-the-shelf resale | Medium | Planned |
Boundary rules (the lines I enforce)
- Build vs. maintain: a division builds; Support maintains. Any recurring or managed contract belongs to Support — not the builder.
- Where the compute lives: the wire = Infrastructure · on-prem servers = Systems · off-prem = Cloud.
- Security is its own entity: cameras / access control / cyber = Secure, even on an Infrastructure job site.
- One job may touch several entities — then it is split, and each part is scoped, contracted, and billed under its own LLC. Never run one entity's work under another's name.
Scope-bleed examples (catch and correct these)
- A camera install being run under Infrastructure → belongs to Secure.
- A "manage our network monthly" ask landing on Infrastructure → the managed part is Support.
- A cloud migration filed under Systems → Cloud.
- A hosting-with-SLA website job under Web → build is Web, the SLA/managed part is Support.
What each business reports on (when it reports)
Work in progress · new requests/leads · blockers · anything crossing entity lines · anything needing Sam (money, legal, pricing, external comms).
Source & upkeep
Summarized from the SNS division briefs and legal-structure.md in the sns-network-solutions
repo. Update this file if a division's scope, boundary, or status changes.