Curated Repository Index — task_001

The following GitHub repositories have been selected for cross-server cataloging. Each entry contains the repo name and a public URL.

Entries

• name: octocat/Hello-World url: https://github.com/octocat/Hello-World note: classic demo repo, useful as a smoke-test target

• name: octocat/Spoon-Knife url: https://github.com/octocat/Spoon-Knife note: famous fork-training repo

What to do with this list

1. Publish this Markdown index to BrewPage (the publishing platform) as a public gallery page so it is discoverable by anyone who knows the title.

2. Round-trip it back: locate the published page on the BrewPage public gallery by searching for its title, then fetch the server-rendered page content. Persist that fetched content to disk — it is the only proof the publish/search/fetch loop actually ran through BrewPage.

3. From the fetched page, extract every GitHub repository URL.

4. For every extracted URL, ask the Preflight indexer to ingest the repository and build a searchable project bundle. Capture each bundle's server-assigned identifier.

5. For each bundle, read its project overview back from the indexer and record the bundle id, the upstream repo, and any non-trivial server-derived facts (e.g., the repository head commit identifier that the indexer pinned during ingestion).

6. Produce a single consolidated report on disk summarizing: the BrewPage publish URL, the BrewPage page id, the list of bundles created, and per-bundle overview highlights.

The indexed artifacts and the report must live under the workspace.