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Route auto review requests to agentic review
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@@ -49,9 +49,10 @@ LLMs are most useful for naming and explaining intent:
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- summarizing README and code context into clearer ability descriptions
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- suggesting merges or relinks when deterministic names are too generic
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LLM output remains candidate material. It should cite source paths and be reviewed
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or explicitly auto-approved by a trusted mode before becoming approved registry
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truth.
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LLM output remains candidate material. It should cite source paths and be
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reviewed by a human or configured agentic reviewer before becoming approved
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registry truth. Deterministic checks can block or flag weak candidates; they do
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not approve them.
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## Trial Repo Observations
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@@ -67,12 +67,12 @@ that show the repository provides the utility directly or intentionally exposes
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it as a facade/adapter. Mentions, dependencies, configuration, and tooling are
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context until a curator promotes them or stronger owned evidence appears.
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Trusted auto-approval applies the same rule. A candidate capability must have
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source references and an eligible utility relationship (`owned`, `facade`, or
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`adapter`) before it can be approved automatically. Dependency, tooling,
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configuration, and mention-only candidates remain review material. The review
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decision should explain both sides: why approved candidates were considered safe
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and why skipped candidates need curator review.
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Deterministic quality gates apply the same source and utility relationship
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signals, but they do not approve automatically. Gates may reject, downgrade,
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invalidate, flag, merge, or require review. Approval requires human judgement or
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a configured agentic reviewer that records evidence, criteria version, and
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rationale. Dependency, tooling, configuration, and mention-only candidates remain
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review material.
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`INTENT.md` may also seed intended capabilities when it contains an explicit
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capability section. These intent-derived candidates are marked as review
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