External Integrations¶
External integrations are not automatically core ProtocolWarden repos. They become platform components only when an adapter, contract, and boundary story exists for them.
Current examples¶
| Repo | Role | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Archon | external integration | candidate capability source |
| firecrawl | external integration | candidate backend / crawl integration |
| kodo | external integration | candidate backend or forked dependency |
| PraisonAI | external integration | candidate backend or orchestration input |
| Wan2GP | external integration | candidate capability source |
| openclaw | external integration | candidate integration surface |
| Zonos-API | external integration | candidate backend API |
| neuro-game-sdk | external integration | candidate capability source |
Rules¶
- Forks are not core architecture by default.
- External repos are documented as dependencies, adapters, or capability sources.
- A repo only becomes part of the platform when its contracts and boundaries are explicit.
SourceRegistrytracks source and fork lifecycle.