Activate the workplan and complete T01: add the machine-readable controlled vocabulary canon/standards/repo-classification.allowed.yaml (categories, domains, business_stake, business_mechanics, capability families, guidance), reference it from the standard §12, and add tools/validate_repo_classification.py (stdlib + PyYAML, --self-test PASS). Begin T02: author the-custodian/.repo-classification.yaml (research · infotech · agents), which validates clean. classified_by: agent, pending human review. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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YAML
repo_classification:
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standard: Repo Classification Standard
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version: "1.0"
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classified_at: "2026-06-22"
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classified_by: agent
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# the-custodian is the governance/continuity substrate: canon, standards,
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# ADRs, charters, memory, and cross-domain coordination scaffolding.
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category: research
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domain: infotech
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secondary_domains:
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- agents
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capability_tags:
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- governance
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- knowledge
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- coordination
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- policy
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- documentation
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business_stake:
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- technology
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- operations
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- intelligence
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- execution
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business_mechanics:
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- intention
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- control
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- coordination
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- adaptation
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notes: >
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Primary domain is infotech (the intended users are the ecosystem's
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developers and agents); agents is a secondary domain because the repo is
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agent-coordination infrastructure. Classified as research because its core
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output is canon, standards, and decision records rather than a deployable
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product. First-pass agent classification pending human review (CUST-WP-0050 T02).
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