legacy-module-context-intake

To package RAG output and SME fragments for module analysis, you organize them into a traceable context package that handles module scope, evidence authorization, and provenance. This ensures safe handoff to downstream analyzers or BRD preparation.

Module context packaging is the process of consolidating document-intake manifests, source metadata, and human-confirmed context into a traceable package. You need it when preparing legacy modules for safe handoff to downstream analysis or BRD creation.

Handling contradictions in source metadata and SME fragments during context intake is managed through the context packaging process, which evaluates source eligibility and tracks readiness status to resolve conflicting module context evidence.

Yes, you can use code-knowledge-graph output for legacy module context packaging. The intake process accepts code-knowledge-graph data alongside RAG outputs and document manifests to build a traceable package for module analysis.

The best way to prepare module context for BRD preparation is to package RAG snippets, source metadata, and SME fragments into a structured directory. This creates a coverage map with visible TBDs and tracks evidence authorization.