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decomposer: generate deliverable files for Define the normalized ingestion contract and pluggable source-connector interface for SCM, CMS, and other content sources.; Implement a GitHub SCM connector that conforms to the normalized ingestion contract and supports scoped full and incremental ingestion of Markdown, plain-text, and source files with webhook and revision metadata.; Implement a SharePoint CMS connector that conforms to the normalized ingestion contract and supports scoped full and incremental ingestion of PDF, DOCX, and HTML files with webhook and revision metadata.; Implement ingestion orchestration and triggers; Normalize, govern, and publish ingested content to the shared knowledge store.; Add deployment/configuration, tests, and documentation for the ingestion agent.; Validate end-to-end ingestion and downstream content availability.
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# content-ingestion-agent
# KAB Content Ingestion Agent
Generated deliverable: content-ingestion-agent
A contract-first, tenant-isolated ingestion service for GitHub and SharePoint. It supports full, incremental, scheduled, on-demand, and webhook-triggered synchronization and publishes governed normalized documents to a KAB-compatible store.
## Quick start
```bash
python -m venv .venv && . .venv/bin/activate
pip install -e '.[dev]'
pytest -q
```
The implementation uses dependency-injected HTTP, secret, cursor, and publication ports; production adapters can be supplied without changing connector logic. See `docs/operations.md`, `docs/examples.md`, and `spec/ingestion-contract.md`.
Security defaults: tenant is mandatory, ACLs are deny-by-default, secrets are referenced rather than stored, and webhook signatures are verified before work is queued.