repo-standards-router

To route repository standards, classify the repository type and detect overlays to select the correct standards branch, policy profile, and verification gates. This ensures consistent governance by emitting actionable controls and handoff signals for downstream execution.

Repository standards routing is the process of classifying repositories to determine the correct standards stack, guiding branch selection and verification gates. You need it to enforce consistent security, collaboration, and release practices across multiple repositories in an organization.

Apply verification gates and policy profiles by detecting the repository type and its overlays, then using that classification to select the correct standards branch. This routing provides explicit outputs including selected branches and gates for governance handoffs.

Repo-standards-router does not require any dependencies to classify repositories and route standards. It operates standalone to detect repository types, apply overlays, and emit governance handoff signals to downstream skills when appropriate.

You can emit governance handoff signals to downstream skills like github-ops-tree-router when required. The router outputs explicit handoff signals alongside selected branches and verification gates to trigger downstream execution for complex governance workflows.

You should avoid automated repository standards routing if your project lacks distinct repository types or overlays to classify, as the routing mechanism relies on detecting these variations to select the correct standards branch and verification gates.