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 |
| ExecutorRuntime | runtime_execution | runtime invocation mechanics and adapters |
| 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 |
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.