Initiative Brief: Outshine Application Platform & Orchestrator Evolution
COMPLETEDIntent — the specification; the plan below decomposes it into work items
# Initiative Brief: Outshine Application Platform & Orchestrator Evolution ## Repository scope - Repositories remain first-class engineering resources managed by Orchestrator. Orchestrator should surface: - Repository identity - Repository location - Associated Platform - Associated Application - Branch information where relevant - Working/deployment state - Agent accessibility Repositories should not become the primary abstraction presented to non-technical application managers. ---
Repository scope
targets the work spans — independent of where the brief was authoredPrimary repository: Repositories remain first-class engineering resources managed by Orchestrator. Orchestrator should surface:
- Repositories remain first-class engineering resources managed by Orchestrator. Orchestrator should surface:expected · primary
- Repository identityexpected
- Repository locationexpected
- Associated Platformexpected
- Associated Applicationexpected
- Branch information where relevantexpected
- deployment stateexpected
- Agent accessibility Repositories should not become the primary abstraction presented to non-technical application managers. ---expected
- outshinediscovered
- orchestratordiscovered
brief revision 1 assessed as delivered
assessed with 100% confidenceCommitted revision 1 states no outcome, behavior or invariants to assess against, so there is nothing for delivered work to fall short of.
Plan waves — 1 approved wave
planning closed- Wave 1completeAPPROVED5 work items
Evolve the Orchestrator so repositories remain first‑class engineering resources with clear, consistent surfaces: identity, location, associated Platform and Application, relevant branch info, working/deployment state, and agent accessibility — while ensuring repository views are de‑emphasized/hidden for non‑technical application managers. Establish a platform-aligned policy via an RFC in OutShine docs, then implement data model, ingestion, API/UI, and agent-access surfaces in the Orchestrator.
Work items
| # | Title | Repository | State | Issue | PR / CI | Review | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 0 | RFC: Repository surfaces in Orchestrator — scope, fields, sources of truth, and visibility policy | outshine | COMPLETED | #457 | #458merged · CI passed | c1: approve | |
| 1 ⛓ | Introduce Repository metadata model and Platform/Application mapping configuration | orchestrator | COMPLETED | #444 | #449merged · CI passed | c1: approve | |
| 2 ⛓ | Provider adapters: fetch identity, branches, working CI state, and deployment state with caching | orchestrator | COMPLETED | #445 | #450merged · CI passed | c1: approve | |
| 3 ⛓ | Repository API and engineering-only UI: list and detail with filters | orchestrator | COMPLETED | #446 | #451merged · CI passed | c1: request_changes, c2: approve | |
| 4 ⛓ | Agent accessibility surface: trusted validation keys and agent enablement per repository | orchestrator | COMPLETED | #447 | #452merged · CI passed | c1: approve |
Release candidate
ELIGIBLEAll work complete — merged, reviewed, and unblocked. Release and deployment remain manual.
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