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Ecosystem

ProtocolWarden is a multi-repository ecosystem organized around explicit contracts, visible ownership boundaries, and public/private documentation projection.

Core Mission

The ecosystem is designed to coordinate:

  • planning
  • routing
  • execution
  • runtime invocation
  • artifact production
  • policy enforcement
  • topology management
  • public-safe documentation

without collapsing all semantics into one repository.

Main Layers

Public Surface

Semantic Core

  • RepoGraph
  • PlatformManifest
  • CxRP
  • RxP

Control Plane

  • OperatorConsole
  • OperationsCenter
  • SwitchBoard
  • ExecutorRuntime

Platform Inventory and Governance

  • Custodian
  • SourceRegistry
  • PlatformDeployment
  • Warehouse

Private Truth Boundary

  • private-truth repositories

Managed Projects and Capability Providers

  • managed private projects
  • backend and tool integrations
  • external integrations and forked dependencies

Why the Repo Split Exists

The split is deliberate:

  • protocols remain canonical in protocol repos
  • orchestration remains canonical in orchestration repos
  • runtime mechanics remain canonical in runtime repos
  • topology and visibility remain canonical in manifest repos
  • public documentation remains canonical in this repo
  • managed projects remain consumers of the published ecosystem, not owners of it
  • RepoGraph remains the shared semantic substrate

That separation reduces schema duplication, ownership drift, and god-repo behavior.