Mind — PyAutoMind

What it owns: intent and workflow state. Every task starts here as a plain-English markdown prompt; the registry files track what is in flight (active.md), queued (planned.md) and done (complete.md); and repos.yaml — the body map — is the single source of repo identity for the whole organism.

Repo: PyAutoLabs/PyAutoMind · schemas and conventions: REFERENCE.md

The pieces

• Prompts live at <work-type>/<target>/<name>.md. The first folder is the kind of thinking required (feature/, bug/, refactor/, docs/, research/, …) — it selects the Brain agent. The second is the target repo or domain. Prompts are free-form prose; an optional light header (Type: / Difficulty: / Autonomy: / Priority:) gives both humans and the Brain a glance-level summary.

• The registry (active.md / planned.md / complete.md) is the shared task state — worktree claims, issue links, status, resume notes. It is what makes the workflow machine-independent.

• The body map (repos.yaml) declares every repo’s GitHub home, category and role. scripts/repos_sync.py --write regenerates the routing tables other repos display; --check fails on any drift between the map, the organs’ config surfaces, and the actual git remotes — including the tenant firewall.

For an adopter

You do not fork this repo — its content is the upstream instance’s backlog and history. You create your own Mind with the same shape: the registry files, the work-type folders, your own repos.yaml describing your repos, and a copy of scripts/ (the sync/drift tooling is generic). The shapes are documented in REFERENCE.md.