⚡ Automation, CI/CD, adoption, reconciliation, and synchronization infrastructure for evolving repositories.
Pace begins with a read-only, independently verifiable desired-state lock. The
egohygiene.pace.lock/v1 contract records exact foundation, Aether, workflow,
container, site, and schema sources; their immutable references and SHA-256
digests; target ownership; compatibility and migration state; rollback mode;
and bounded exceptions.
python3 scripts/validate_lock.py "examples/pace.lock.json"The validator has no updater dependency, third-party Python packages, network access, or write behavior. It validates the example, contract semantics, generated ownership, and exception expiry independently.
python3 scripts/validate_lock.py \
"examples/pace.lock.json" \
--as-of "2026-08-22T00:00:00Z" \
--format "json"See the complete lock and update policy, the JSON Schema, and the six-kind example.
Pace now owns a read-only, privacy-safe repository-presentation inventory and a deterministic fleet planner. The checked snapshot classifies every repository, defines the Mantle/Identity/Antidote canary wave, reports blockers and drift, and requires an exact reviewed plan plus pinned Egolint evidence before it can emit one credential-free repository proposal.
python3 scripts/plan_repository_presentation.py validate-inventory \
--inventory "examples/repository-presentation.inventory.json"
python3 scripts/plan_repository_presentation.py plan \
--inventory "examples/repository-presentation.inventory.json" \
--output "/tmp/repository-presentation.plan.json"
python3 scripts/plan_repository_presentation.py verify-plan \
--plan "/tmp/repository-presentation.plan.json"See the rollout contract and operating guide.
Pace validates desired locks and can now turn a reviewed repository-presentation inventory into a deterministic no-write fleet plan. It may emit a credential-free single-repository proposal only after exact plan review and valid pinned Egolint evidence. It still does not edit consumer files, open pull requests, or apply changes; those remain separately authorized authority boundaries.