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Overlay for app-owned versus vendored dependency boundaries. Portable across repos that vendor third-party code. Use when work touches vendored dependencies or their integration seam.

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Project Vendor Boundary

This is a composable overlay, not a standalone workflow. Use alongside the repo's implementation skill when work touches vendored dependencies or their integration boundary.

When to use

The change involves vendored third-party code, the boundary between app-owned and vendored code, or dependency integration (subtrees, vendor directories, copied sources).

Not for

App-owned code that does not touch vendor boundaries (use the implementation skill directly), or release/packaging concerns (use project-release-maintainer).

Rules

  • prefer app-side integration changes before editing vendored code
  • treat vendored code as subtree/vendor content, not normal project code
  • keep notices, provenance, upstream version/source, local patch rationale, and install rules aligned with vendor changes
  • prefer adapter or wrapper changes in app-owned code before patching vendored sources; patch vendor code only when the seam cannot reasonably absorb the change
  • avoid unrelated churn inside vendor trees

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