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---
id: ITC-WP-0009
type: workplan
title: "Repo Scoping Comparison And Extension"
repo: info-tech-canon
status: planned
priority: high
created: "2026-05-23"
updated: "2026-05-23"
depends_on_workplans:
- ITC-WP-0005
- ITC-WP-0006
---
# ITC-WP-0009 - Repo Scoping Comparison And Extension
## Goal
Compare InfoTechCanon with `repo-scoping` to identify how repo-scoping can
benefit from the canon and where the canon should be extended to maximize
repo-scoping utility.
## Intent
Repo-scoping is likely to stress the Governance Model and the emerging
INTENT/SCOPE/PURPOSES pattern. The comparison should be explicit and should
produce extension candidates rather than silently blending models.
## Tasks
### T01 - Comparison frame
```task
id: ITC-WP-0009-T01
status: planned
priority: high
```
- Define the questions used to compare repo-scoping with the canon.
- Cover repository intent, current scope, future scope, consumers, purposes,
decisions, evidence, risks, and evolution requests.
### T02 - Canon benefit analysis
```task
id: ITC-WP-0009-T02
status: planned
priority: high
```
- Identify which canon concepts repo-scoping can reuse directly.
- Identify which mappings or profiles would make repo-scoping more useful.
### T03 - Extension candidates
```task
id: ITC-WP-0009-T03
status: planned
priority: high
```
- Identify concepts the canon lacks or under-specifies.
- Pay special attention to PURPOSES and governance concepts.
- Produce candidate changes for review before altering standards.
### T04 - Consumer workplan brief
```task
id: ITC-WP-0009-T04
status: planned
priority: medium
```
- Produce a brief for a repo-scoping consumer workplan.
- Keep the actual repo-scoping adoption workplan in that repo.
## Acceptance
- There is a clear comparison report.
- Canon extension candidates are explicit.
- Repo-scoping can plan adoption from its own repository.