Bot commit
gitopsbot-commitSource control
Pipeline commits map diffs back to main (or opens a bot PR).
Technical Summary
git add config/systems; commit only when YAML changed. Policy can require a bot PR instead of push-to-main.
Advantages
- Clear role in the Source control zone of the map
- Topology and narrative stay in versioned architecture YAML
- Visible to unlimited viewers without a platform portal seat
Who / What / When / Where / Why
- Who
- Source control owners and on-call for Bot commit
- What
- Pipeline commits map diffs back to main (or opens a bot PR).
- When
- Continuous — part of the always-on architecture map
- Where
- CLI pipeline automation · Source control
- Why
- Documents how Bot commit connects in the living map so teams share one Git-backed model.
Related Services
Related Repos
bot-commit-servicepipeline-platform
Links
Bot commit runbook
wiki/wiki/bot-commit.md
In-app wiki path (demo stub)
Source repository
repohttps://example.com/repos/bot-commit
Example repo link for the public demo
Ops dashboard
urlhttps://example.com/dashboards/bot-commit
Add Service Link
DevIn the full Navo app (local pnpm dev), this form writes links into architecture YAML. On the public website it is disabled.
Local annotations (overlay)
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