How mizcausevic-dev/kinetic-gain-protocol-suite works
Purpose and principal workflow: This repository is a public landing page and inventory for the Kinetic Gain specifications and the separate implementation stack that consumes them; it does not contain that stack’s application runtime. The primary initiator is an engineer or other repository reader, who uses the README to navigate the suite. A secondary workflow is started by a developer or automation invoking the facts-rendering script: it reads the estate inventory, fetches package metadata from npm, and checks README claims.
Components
Landing and suite map
• Suite README — README.md: Describes the specification family, its domains, public entry point, and links to external specification and implementation repositories.
Inventory and facts
• Estate manifest — estate/manifest.json: Records the suite’s estate and audit facts; the README identifies it as the source for independently confirmed status.
• README facts renderer — scripts/render-readme-facts.mjs: Reads the manifest and README, fetches the latest mcp-kinetic-gain package metadata, prints derived facts, and enforces selected count, version, and license consistency checks.
• npm registry — null repository path: External source queried by the renderer for mcp-kinetic-gain package metadata.
External suite
• Specification and implementation repositories — null repository path: The README describes the specifications as separate repositories and the implementation stack as a much larger set of repositories; their runtime behavior is outside this repository.
Relationships
• Engineer or repository reader -> Suite README: opens the landing page to understand and navigate the suite; evidence: the README presents itself as the single landing.
• Suite README -> Specification and implementation repositories: links readers to separately hosted specifications and implementations; evidence: the README’s specification table and repository links.
• Developer or automation -> README facts renderer: invokes the Node script to print and check README facts; evidence: the script documents its command-line usage.
• README facts renderer -> Estate manifest: reads inventory facts and derives counts and audit checks; evidence: the script parses the manifest and uses its fields.
• README facts renderer -> npm registry: fetches the latest package JSON over HTTPS; evidence: the script requests the npm registry endpoint.
• README facts renderer -> Suite README: reads README text and checks selected claims against manifest values; evidence: its enforcement logic scans README counts, package versions, and license claims.
Coverage limits: The supplied source excerpt establishes the facts-rendering workflow, not the full behavior of the documented suite or its external repositories. The GitHub workflow is present in the tree, but its execution details were not sampled.
Main entry points: render-readme-facts.mjs README facts renderer · README.md Suite README · manifest.json Estate manifest
Components 7
Landing and suite map
- Suite README
README.md
Inventory and facts
- README facts renderer
scripts/render-readme-facts.mjs - Estate manifest
estate/manifest.json - npm registry
Other components
- Engineer / reader
- Specification and implementation repositories
- Developer / automation
Connections 6
- Engineer / reader → Suite README: opens
- Suite README → Specification and implementation repositories: links to
- Developer / automation → README facts renderer: invokes
- README facts renderer → Estate manifest: reads
- README facts renderer → npm registry: fetches metadata
- README facts renderer → Suite README: checks claims