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- Decision record covering 12 decisions from the factory integration grill - ADR-0008 (factory boundary: this repo is a provider, not a factory instance) - ADR-0009 (flat skill taxonomy with category metadata in frontmatter) - ADR-0010 (role skills in .agents/skills/; core/agents/ for subagent definitions) - Issue 0013 (LESSONS.md at repo root) - Issue 0014 (docs/spec/ living spec layer + VISION.md refactor) - ROADMAP Chunk 3 scope expanded: skills rebuild, new skills (session-handoff, governance-check, git-guardrails, write-adr), IaC/Gitea global optional - Per-skill process: implementation guidance Sections 4-5 and skills index referenced as starting point before web research and grilling - factory-research-gaps-conflicts.md marked superseded Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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# This repo is a provider of factory tooling, not a factory instance
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This repo ships skills, governance, and conventions to project repos — it does not itself adopt the full factory structure (LESSONS.md, docs/spec/, eval infrastructure, references/) as if it were a software project using the factory. Conflating the two layers would mix config-delivery concerns with application concerns, make the repo harder to upgrade (changes to the factory shape would break all consumers simultaneously), and obscure what is a global primitive vs. what is project-specific.
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Exception: artefacts also needed while building *this repo itself* are added here in addition to being scaffolded for project repos. LESSONS.md and docs/spec/ qualify — this repo undergoes active development and benefits from the same feedback and spec hygiene it ships to others. This exception is bounded: it applies only when the artefact genuinely serves the repo's own development, not to import the full factory shape by default.
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Orchestration agents (cross-project automation) are a natural future extension at Chunk 5, not a reason to change the provider boundary now.
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