TheoB should understand and govern its own source.
A self-reliance concept for mirroring GitHub, tracking code lineage, governing changes, enabling agent patches, and preserving emergency recovery paths.
Every TheoB pathway can move through Past, Present, and Future without losing context.
Read current signals, conditions, and live context.
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GitHub can hold the repo. TheoB should hold the memory of why it changes.
TheoB Source Control starts as a mirror and governance layer around GitHub. It tracks code lineage, constitutional impact, agent contributions, rollback paths, emergency snapshots, and provider exit readiness.
Continuously mirror the repo, commits, branches, releases, and deployment references.
Route code changes through constitutional audits, build checks, review gates, and rollback planning.
Remember why files changed, who approved them, what system layer changed, and what risk was introduced.
Allow authorized agents to propose patches without silently gaining merge authority.
Preserve restore points, clean snapshots, and fallback source bundles if GitHub access fails.
Create the path to eventually move from GitHub to GitLab, Gitea, Codeberg, or TheoB internal control.
Code history is not enough. TheoB needs constitutional change memory.
GitHub remains source-of-truth now, but TheoB should mirror and understand its own codebase.
Agents can draft, patch, and explain changes, but cannot self-approve critical merges.
Every structural change should link to build status, route impact, and rollback path.
Source control must preserve constitutional history, not just code history.
Emergency recovery requires clean snapshots outside the primary provider.
TheoB Source Control should begin as a governance mirror before becoming a replacement.