Configuration Scope Audit: Python Service
Instruction Hierarchy
The root guide contains purpose, layout, canonical commands, security boundary, and links. API, migration, and documentation guidance remain at path scope.
Path Rule Fixtures
The API allow fixture src/api/orders.py loads contract and authorization guidance. The deny fixture docs/orders.md does not. Migration fixtures prove append-only guidance loads only under migrations/**.
Skill and Command
The migration-review Skill packages reusable evidence gathering. The legacy explicit ADR command remains compatible, but new multi-step procedures use a Skill so supporting files load on demand. Neither grants authorization.
Skill Package
migration-review-skill/SKILL.md defines a trigger description and a narrow allowed-tools grant. It routes detailed evidence to references/review-checklist.md and validates every argument with scripts/check_scope.py. The grant pre-approves that bundled checker for the invocation turn; it does not restrict all other tools or override deny rules.
Subagent Contract
/agents registers a migration auditor with read-only tools, maxTurns: 10, and isolation: worktree when edits are requested. Its response contains status, evidence, blockers, and next_step. It stops at the turn box and reports an obstacle instead of claiming success or widening scope.
Plugin Distribution
Project Skills and agents are committed under .claude/. Shared plugin sources and defaults live in .claude/settings.json through extraKnownMarketplaces and enabledPlugins, with folder trust and review. Organization managed settings restrict allowed marketplaces and non-negotiable permissions. Versions and rollback are recorded before rollout.
Hooks
A deterministic pre-write hook blocks paths outside declared scope. A post-edit hook formats only changed files. A pre-command hook blocks secret printing and destructive operations. A PreToolUse structured decision uses exit 0 with JSON; an exit 2 hook writes its blocking reason to stderr and prints no JSON. A PermissionRequest hook uses its own nested decision shape.
Headless CI
CI starts from a fresh checkout with versioned project configuration, read-only review tools, bounded runtime, structured findings, and separate deterministic tests. It never inherits an interactive session. As verified 2026-08-09, managed Code Review is a Team and Enterprise research preview; it reports findings without replacing gates. Repository automation uses anthropics/claude-code-action@v1 with explicit workflow permissions and tools.
Remediation
Stable finding IDs, original evidence, current diff, tests, and acceptance rules are passed to the remediation review. Local preferences are excluded.