The Bespoke Web System
KVICK is a machine that builds bespoke commercial systems. The Hub is the first thing the machine built. One per-customer stack exposes two surfaces — operator + public — both fed by the same Worker, D1, and R2. No standalone static site, no second pipeline.
The Doctrine
Generic SaaS sells you a tool. Customizable SaaS sells you a tool with knobs. PSaaS sells you a tool that becomes yours.
The Substrate Line
The Doctrine commits Helm to per-shop reprogrammability. Without a clear line between what reprograms and what doesn't, "reprogrammable" becomes "anything goes" and the platform dissolves into a thousand forks.
The Customer Compact
The Doctrine promises reprogrammable software. The Substrate Line draws what is open versus canonical. This page answers the question both raise: what does the shop have to bring to make this work?