Prefer Forgejo as the self-hosted forge product. Keep Gitea only as the
Gitea-compatible API identifier (module backends/gitea, type string
gitea). FORGEJO_TOKEN is preferred; GITEA_* remains a deprecated alias.
INTENT/SCOPE quote ACT-ADR-005: issue-core is not the fleet ops claim
queue. Connector docs describe repo work record → hub index → optional
Forgejo projection, not activity-core → issue-core → harness.
Assistant: grok
Assistant-Session: 01a09dc6-3f0d-7c93-8b11-8e83c0623d49
Rewrite INTENT for UUIDv7+canonical identity, file-first topology, dual
lifecycles, intake+promotion findings path, and shipped vs target connector
surface. Add ISSUE-WP-0005 to implement mapping/store/CLI and close SCOPE
gaps; mark alignment-review remediation done.
Retarget INTENT, SCOPE, README, ROADMAP, and agent docs from "task landing
zone" to external-tracker connector per work-record canon and architecture
draft §4.2. Add UUID↔external-id mapping design; mark ISSUE-WP-0004 finished
and cross-file activity-core ACTIVITY-WP-0022 for IssueSink policy.
Renames the package, distribution, CLI alias, Makefile targets, and
working directory from issue-facade to issue-core, signalling its
role as the authoritative task lifecycle manager for the Coulomb org
(peer to activity-core, rules-core, project-core).
Adds POST /issues/ ingestion endpoint for activity-core's IssueSink,
under a new optional [api] extra. The endpoint is served by `issue
serve`, authenticates via the ISSUE_CORE_API_KEY env var (Bearer or
X-API-Key header), and routes the TaskSpec payload to the configured
default backend with full traceability metadata embedded in
sync_metadata.
- T01: Python package issue_tracker -> issue_core, dir rename
- T02: registered in state hub under custodian domain
- T03: INTENT.md (what it is, what it isn't, how it fits)
- T04: SCOPE.md (in/out-of-scope, integration boundaries)
- T05: POST /issues/ via FastAPI + Uvicorn, 9 unit tests
- T06: docs/nats-task-ingestion.md design stub
Closes ISSC-WP-0001.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 <noreply@anthropic.com>
