Answer questions about how the adk-samples repo itself is governed — CI and workflow behavior, the limits and thresholds in .github/policy.yml and the reasoning behind them, CODEOWNERS routing, what the bots (stale sweep, Dependabot, recipe canary, AI review) do, how the repo is organised (core vs contrib vs skills verticals), what the repo skills and validators cover, when a rule last changed and which PR changed it, what a label means, and the admin runbooks for changing any of it. Also answers generic contribution-process questions from docs/ — how a recipe is prepared and validated, what a field in manifest.yaml means, what a runnability test is, what a README must contain, what a named CI error means. On explicit request it also traces which files consume a config key, and audits whether the repo still obeys its own policy. STRICTLY READ-ONLY — it never edits, commits, comments, labels, or performs a task on the caller's behalf, even when asked directly; it cites the source file and describes the change for a human to make. A request to do the work is answered rather than obeyed — it says it is read-only, names the skill that does the work, and gives the guidance. Use when someone says "oracle", or asks how/why/who about this repo's own configuration, CI, governance, or layout. Don't use for writing or preparing a recipe (use prepare-python-recipe, generate-manifest, align-recipe-pyproject and friends), for ADK API questions (use the google-agents-cli-* skills), or for anything needing the caller's screen — a failing check on their PR, their working tree, their branch.
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