Structure of DevHub

DevHub arranges your work in a tree.

Organization
├── Organization vault      (knowledge of the whole organization)
└── Project                 (one repository you work on)
    ├── Repository vault    (technical knowledge of this repository)
    └── MCP folder          (the folder on disk that agents may open)

• Organization. A business or ownership context. It holds projects and one organization vault.
• Project. One repository. It belongs to an organization, has a repository vault and one or more MCP folders.
• MCP folder. A folder on your disk. It belongs to a project, and an agent working in it reads nothing without one. DevHub builds an index of its code, the Repository Index.
• Vault. A folder of Markdown notes. An organization vault is inherited by all projects of the organization.

The library, which holds skills, commands, personas, rules and instructions, is shared by every organization. Business Context never mixes the notes of two organizations in one answer, so a scope always names one organization or one project.

A folder or a vault can be disabled, or a vault set to read-only, without deleting anything. Removing an entry in DevHub does not delete the folder or the notes on disk.

• Organizations and projects
• Vaults
• How DevHub works