Scan Repos
Batch scan of GitLab repositories, orchestrated as a swamp workflow. Given an explicit list of repo paths, scans each in parallel. Given no list, first discovers active repos (optionally scoped to specific groups and/or by last-activity date), then scans each discovered repo. Produces one versioned scan resource per repo — the source-of-truth input to any downstream fact-discovery agent (typically one loading the @twonines/fact-store propose-facts skill).
Scan a list of GitLab repositories in parallel. Each repo produces a versioned scan resource — metadata, file tree, and high-signal file contents — for downstream consumption by fact-discovery agents loading the @twonines/fact-store propose-facts skill. Repo selection (discovery, random sampling, explicit lists) happens outside this workflow — typically via the scan-repos.sh wrapper script which runs discover, picks repos, then invokes this workflow with the selected paths.
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