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Add private GitHub team mode within the CRM skill - #1

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Teams can now share a private GitHub workspace while continuing to use the installed CRM skill in their respective AI systems. Agents prepare isolated drafts, bind confirmation to an exact preview/base, submit protected proposals and verify the published receipt. There is no separate CRM application or server.

The runtime includes stable GitHub member identities, scoped record mutations, immutable reader snapshots, stale-base handling, retry recovery, owned cleanup and a pinned data-integrity workflow. Trusted validation rebuilds browser views instead of trusting submitted HTML. Frozen exports without CRM data also exclude team membership and operation receipts. README, skill routing, installable package and the German/English landing page describe the setup and visual team flow.

Validation: actual native CRM helpers and bare Git repositories exercise setup, parallel proposals, stale previews, failed pushes, lost merge responses, readers, exports, forged identities, derived labels, tampered views and erasure identities. GitHub HTTP/policy is simulated in these tests; no live customer workspace was configured. The product regression workflow runs all suites and checks package reproducibility.

Beta boundary: repository writers must be trusted to preserve the workflow and checks. Skill roles are not independent GitHub access roles and do not isolate hostile workflow authors. All repository readers can copy the shared data/history; current-record erasure does not purge Git history.

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GodModeAI2025 merged commit 862a053 into main Oct 9, 2026
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