c-05-create-or-update-onboarding-files

Automating onboarding file creation enforces strict 1-to-1 source mapping and maintains repo-level entity catalogs. It ensures governance and traceability across your codebase by routing changes and applying deterministic evidence fingerprints.

File-level onboarding governance ensures traceability across codebases via strict 1-to-1 source mapping. It anchors evidence using Domain Documentation, preserves append-only Update History, and updates governance-overview links as repositories evolve.

Handling route-level changes and package migrations requires routing cross-target modifications to coordinated maintenance skills. This prevents orphaned onboarding entries by applying correct bootstrap procedures during multi-target repository transitions.

Ensuring traceability for repository onboarding updates involves preserving append-only Update History and generating deterministic evidence fingerprints. These mechanisms anchor documentation references and maintain audit-friendly records for codebase governance.

Onboarding file maintenance relies directly on Domain Documentation originating from resolved system sources. It anchors evidence, references, and cross-workflow consistency using these existing documentation artifacts.

Automated onboarding catalog updates should be avoided when strict 1-to-1 source mapping cannot be enforced or when Domain Documentation is absent, as traceability and governance guarantees depend on these foundational anchors.