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Package authz supplies the permission check that togo's auth plugin does not.

Package brain gives each agent its own memory.

Package chat is the advisory surface: pick an agent and talk to it.

Package connections is the successor to internal/sources.

Package docs is the project's reference library: the files a person would hand a new engineer, made available to the fleet.

Package fleet turns an operator's plan into a working agent team.

Package issues owns the issue plane: the public feedback ingress the SDK posts to, and the per-route listing it reads back.

Package mcp exposes the builder over the Model Context Protocol, so an agent running anywhere — Claude Code, Codex, any MCP client — can read the issue board and talk to this fleet and its memory.

Package notify pushes agent events to a logged-in admin in real time.

Package orchestrator owns the agent loop: it triages incoming reports, claims work under a fenced database lease, and delegates it.

Package runner owns everything that executes outside the app process: the Claude Code session, the git worktree, the gates, and the preflight that proves the environment can run any of it.

Package scaffold renders a new builder project.

Package setup owns the wizard, and the registry that generates it.

Package skills owns the skill catalogue: the reusable instruction files that agents load by name.

Package sources runs saved read-only queries against real databases on a schedule and retains the rendered result as project memory.

Package term gives the dashboard a real terminal, attached to a tmux session on the machine the builder runs on.

Package vault stores the credentials agents need, encrypted at rest, with every reveal audited.