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Repository Catalog

This catalog explains what each major repo does and, more importantly, what it does not do.

Core platform repos

Repo Category Role
RepoGraph semantic_core shared graph language, schema governance, projection semantics, boundary artifact semantics
PlatformManifest topology_projection public-safe graph publisher and projection surface
CxRP contract_protocol contract execution routing semantics
RxP contract_protocol runtime execution semantics
OperationsCenter control_plane orchestration consumer and execution coordinator
SwitchBoard routing_policy lane and backend selection
OperatorConsole operator_entrypoint operator-facing control surface
CoreRunner subprocess_safety process-group-safe subprocess primitive for all backends; RxP invocation dispatcher for direct_local / aider_local
Custodian governance_audit boundary, drift, and semantic federation verifier
PlatformDeployment deployment_runtime runtime glue and local/CI ergonomics
SourceRegistry source_lifecycle source and fork inventory
Warehouse context_staging LLM-ready packaging and staging
ContextLifecycle cognition_lifecycle bounded resumable agent sessions + context-injection tiered memory (warm/cold/consolidation)
TeamExecutor execution_backend coordinator/worker/verifier team execution
DAGExecutor execution_backend DAG workflow executor (rustworkx)
CritiqueExecutor execution_backend adversarial and reflexion critique loops
SyncMechanism sync_transport public-safe Syncthing install + runtime mechanism (version pinning, tray, sync-spec validation)

Adjacent surfaces

Repo Category Notes
External Integrations integration_surface forks, adapters, and backend candidates documented separately

Boundary note

Private-truth repos are not normal browsable repo pages. The architecture charter and boundary workflow docs explain the boundary without promoting those repos into first-class catalog entries.