Applying policy to a consumer repository¶

Adoption and initialization¶

• Provider maintenance - Change the shared corpus, compiler, or provider release system. This consumer path covers adoption, ongoing operation, advanced review configuration, and local policy in another repository.

• Getting started - Describes first-time setup and the main path into a managed consumer repository.

• Bootstrap skill - Describes the immutable trust-seed path into initialization and adoption preparation.
• Repository adoption - Defines staged adoption while preserving existing repository instructions.

Effective policy and managed operation¶

• Policy applicability and scope - Explains how instructions are scoped to governed targets without leaking provider-maintenance rules.

• Local policy authoring - Explains local extensions and permitted overrides without restating shared rules.

• Configuration - Defines how a consumer repository selects shared profiles, adds repository-local policy, and declares generated outputs.

• Managed repository operation - Describes normal operation after adoption and the repository-local control state.
• Policy authority inventory - Distinguishes canonical shared policy, repository-local policy, generated projections, and adapter-specific output surfaces.

Operational contexts¶

• External artifact intake - Describes selection and use of the external-artifact intake policy context.
• Shared review policy - Describes the provider-neutral review semantics that a consumer may select for review operations.