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import-unit-granularity

Use when the user is deciding how to slice Kubernetes YAML into ConfigHub Units — phrases like "one Unit or many?", "how should I split these resources?", "should Deployment and Service be one Unit?", "where do CRDs go?", "Unit per resource or per bundle?", "should my namespace and its RBAC be together?", "per-app or per-namespace?". Applies a short set of rules (CRDs separate; rendered-from-generator stays bundled; otherwise split by ownership / references / lifecycle / blast radius) and routes the user to the right import skill with a concrete Unit-slug plan. Do not load for authoring new YAML (use `config-as-data`), for executing an import the user has already scoped (use the matching `import-from-*` skill), or when the split is already forced by the tool in use (`cub helm install` and `cub gitops import` split CRDs automatically — just run them).

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