- four pages walking the vet sample: overview, domain & API, pipelines &
worker, spec-driven client admin
- mkdocs nav section, index + start-an-app cross links
- bundle now exposes the walkthrough as wiki_reference_app_* modules
New wiki page documents the ten per-repo MCP servers (standards + libraries, ports 8001-8010) and per-client config for Claude Code, Codex, Antigravity, OpenCode, and PyCharm, each with linked localhost / mcp.aetoskia.com tabs.
The standards wiki links to the sibling library reference with ../lib/... paths. Add src/hooks.py and enable it in mkdocs.wiki.yml so those links climb to the repo root and resolve to /standards/lib/... under directory URLs.
- Remove the push-triggered build-and-deploy-site pipeline and every "site"
reference; Type B is now a single tag-triggered service pipeline
(service-docker.yaml).
- Inventory now covers packages + the auth-server service only (repos.json
11 -> 9; docs/mcp are no longer part of the standard).
- Versioning standard: reconcile [Unreleased] against the last tag before
promoting, and always show proposed entries to the user for approval.
- Update registry.py compliance/release text and list_repos types, build.py
component descriptions, and rebuild the MCP bundle + lib/wiki HTML.
Versioning standard now documents the MR flow: bump pyproject.toml/VERSION and promote CHANGELOG in the MR (referencing the version/tag, not a commit id), merge/squash, then tag the resulting commit. Adds the agent-assisted tagging procedure (wait for the go-ahead, find the version-bump commit, tag only it, ask the user to push) to both the reference page and the releasing wiki runbook. Adds the repo inventory (src/repos.json -> mcp/repos.json), the registry://repos resource + list_repos tool, the 15_repository_inventory lib page, and two MCP prompts: compliance (remediate repos) and release (agent tagging).
