# Scope

## In scope

- Repository registration, identity, classification, and lifecycle.
- Local checkout, host-path, remote, revision, and synchronization awareness.
- Discovery, parsing, validation, and indexing of repository-owned records.
- Workplan, task, decision, capability, service, policy, and relationship
  declarations when their authoritative form is stored in a repository.
- Consistency reconciliation between files and replaceable projections.
- Controlled repository mutation through explicit commands and policy checks.
- Repository event emission, idempotency, audit evidence, and recovery.
- Repository-specific coach, lead, and director agent assignments.
- APIs and adapters through which hub-core addresses repositories.

## Out of scope

- Cross-domain inboxes, conversations, and message routing: `hub-core`.
- General work or issues without a repository authority: work/issue component.
- Recurring scheduling and workflow execution: `activity-core`.
- Authentication, user directories, and identity proofing: identity authorities.
- Authorization policy decisions: `flex-auth` or its successor.
- Credential custody: OpenBao/platform credential services.
- Git hosting: Forgejo or another source-code forge.
- Domain-specific operational, financial, security, or governance truth.
- A universal knowledge store or search engine.

## Initial extraction source

The first implementation may reuse proven State Hub behavior for repository
registration, host paths, workplan parsing, consistency reconciliation, and
file-backed status changes. Extraction must preserve behavior with compatibility
tests while removing assumptions that Repo Manager owns cross-domain state.

## API boundary

External consumers use versioned contracts. They must not depend on Repo
Manager's persistence schema. Commands distinguish requested action from
confirmed repository state; a successful command is not complete until the
resulting repository revision and normalized event are recorded.