Absolutely — here is the clean, text‑only list of the repositories I anticipate you’ll add as your GitHub‑native system evolves. No diagrams, no scaffolds, just the conceptual map in pure text.

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Anticipated Repositories (Text‑Only)

site-auth

User accounts, sessions, tokens, permissions, roles.

site-db

GitHub‑native database patterns, JSON stores, KV stores, indexing, schemas.

site-jobs

Background tasks, queues, scheduled jobs, AI enrichment pipelines, cross‑repo orchestration.

site-ai

Prompt templates, model routing, AI transforms, enrichment utilities.

site-dashboard

Admin dashboards, analytics, visualizations for Sessions, Runs, Jobs, Users.

site-docs

Documentation, architecture, onboarding, API references, system philosophy.

site-cli

Local dev tools, scaffolding commands, automation helpers, data inspection utilities.

site-tests

Integration tests, workflow tests, schema validation, end‑to‑end system tests.

site-templates

Starter kits, page templates, component templates, workflow templates, schema templates.

site-audio

Audio assets, metadata, processing workflows, delivery utilities for your 9‑step system.

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If you want, I can also produce a text‑only architecture map showing how all repos relate to each other, or a text‑only dependency graph showing the flow between core, utils, api, ui, and the new repos. Sent from my iPhone