Git Dispatcher

Git workflow dispatcher for automated repository operations.

Overview

Git Dispatcher turns repo-graph decisions into actionable workflows. It consumes Reposystem scenarios and coordinates automation across your ecosystem.

Relationship to the Ecosystem

• Reposystem provides the source-of-truth graph and scenarios.

• Git HUD visualizes forge status and surfaces dispatch outcomes.

• Gitbot Fleet executes the operations in parallel where safe.

Intended Capabilities

• Dispatch repo tasks based on scenario plans

• Batch operations across related repos

• Safety rails: dry-run, rollback hints, audit traces

Status

Initial integration phase. This repo is aligning with Reposystem outputs.

Where We Are Now

• Git Dispatcher consumes Reposystem graphs + scenarios and translates them into actions for gitbot-fleet/opsm pipelines.

• The current CLI supports dry-run, audit logging, and plan ingestion for initial batches; the documentation now surfaces the opsm context and how the repo fits within the opsm-ui/Git HUD visibility story.

• Licensing is PMPL-1.0-or-later with MPL-2.0 fallback guidance (see the palimpsest-license repo) so we stay consistent with opsm and the wider ecosystem.

Next Steps

1. Opsm storyline – explicitly reference opsm-ui, git-hud, and gitbot-fleet so consumers understand the everything-everywhere narrative; ensure justfile/opsm.toml mention the opsm command group and the opsm alias for the odds-and-sods package manager.

2. Documentation refresh – update ROADMAP.adoc, STATE.scm, ECOSYSTEM.scm, META.scm, PLAYBOOK.scm, AGENTIC.scm, and NEUROSYM.scm to document the current blockers, the 2.3 AA accessibility goals, and the planned wiki sections (developer, platform maintainer, general user views).

3. Wiki + knowledge base – publish the multi-perspective knowledge on the GitHub wiki so future collaborators/agents can onboard quickly; preserve ASCII diagrams + licensing references in each repo.

License

PMPL-1.0-or-later. See LICENSE.

OPSM Link

OPSM Core
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git-dispatcher (multi-repo dispatch for OPSM rollouts)