prj-forgejo-org-refactor/SCOPE.md

# SCOPE

> Lightweight orientation: what this project repo is for, and when it is not
> the right place to work.

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## One-liner

Temporary coordination repo for splitting the single `coulomb/` Forgejo
organization into stewardship organizations without breaking GitOps, image
pulls, or clones.

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## Project authority

This repo **coordinates**. It owns the inventory, the org taxonomy, the
sequencing, the rollback plan, and the evidence. It does **not** own the repos
being moved, and it hosts no production implementation.

Changes land in the repos that own them. This project links their work records
by ID; it does not duplicate their tasks.

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## In Scope

- Inventory of every `coulomb/` reference across the fleet
- Target org taxonomy and the assignment criteria behind it
- Verification of Forgejo rename / transfer / redirect behavior, including the
  package registry
- Migration sequencing, rollback plan, and cutover evidence
- Promotion of the durable org-assignment convention to a permanent home

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## Out of Scope

- Rapp context grouping — a separate dimension by ratified decision
  (`d07ee5f9`); see `railiance-platform/docs/rapp-platform-service-pattern.md`
- State Hub domain taxonomy — a separate dimension, owned by the-custodian
- Legal-entity structure and IP attribution — handled by `LICENSE`, copyright
  headers, and `contribution-convention_v0.1`
- Renaming the `forgejo.coulomb.social` host (open question, may become scope
  only if the org split forces it)
- Forge product migration (Gitea/Forgejo)
- Any repo's internal structure or content beyond coordinated migration references

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## Participating repos

| Repo | Role |
| --- | --- |
| `railiance-forge` | Forgejo runtime owner — executes org/transfer operations |
| `railiance-platform` | ArgoCD Application sources, OpenBao lanes referencing repo URLs |
| `railiance-apps` | Chart image `repository:` paths and chart metadata |
| `railiance-master` | Durable home candidate for the org-assignment convention |
| `the-custodian` | Canon home candidate; repo-classification alignment |
| Current server-backed `coulomb/` repo inventory | Subjects of the migration; 112 was the seed count |
| `railiance-enablement` | Reusable CI/CD references and developer checkout paths |
| Source/rapp owners | Release manifests, package consumers, workload declarations |

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## Relevant When

- Planning or executing the Forgejo org split
- Deciding which org a **new** repo should be created in (until G7 promotes
  that convention to a permanent home)

## Not Relevant When

- Deciding which rapp a workload belongs to (different dimension)
- Deciding which State Hub domain work belongs to (different dimension)
- Executing T03 onward before all four entry conditions in `ORGREF-WP-0001`
  hold; read-only T01/T02 preparation remains relevant and permitted

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## Work-record rule

Workplan files live in `workplans/` with prefix `ORGREF-WP-NNNN`. Child work in
participating repos keeps its own prefix and is linked by stable ID from this
project's workplans, never copied.

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## Current State

- Status: **preparation drafted; production execution deliberately deferred**
- Seeded 2026-08-11 with the finding, blast radius, and entry gate
- Reviewed 2026-09-28: local family validator green; fresh deployable coverage,
  stable full reference inventory and transfer rollback evidence still needed
- T01/T02 preparation produced inventory/code and a 153-row taxonomy draft;
  both tasks wait on explicit evidence and acceptance gaps. Execution requires the unchanged
  `ORGREF-WP-0001` entry gate and resolution of its circular rollback dependency
- Evidence and next sequence: [readiness review](history/2026-09-28-readiness-review.md)