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The Distribution Overview provides a centralized view of where your commands, standards, and skills are distributed across your organization’s Git repositories and targets.

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What You Can Do

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View Distributions from Multiple Perspectives

Switch between four views to analyze your distributions:
  • Repository View - See all commands, standards, and skills distributed to each Git repository and target
  • Command View - See where each command is distributed and track version status
  • Standard View - See where each standard is distributed and track version status
  • Skill View - See where each skill is distributed and track version status

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Track Version Status

Quickly identify outdated distributions:
  • Up-to-date - Distributed version matches the latest version
  • Outdated - Distributed version is older than the latest version
  • Undistributed - Command or standard hasn’t been distributed anywhere yet

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Filter Your View

Use filters to focus on what matters:
  • Search by repository name, command name, or standard name
  • Show only outdated distributions
  • Show only undistributed items
  • Filter by specific targets
Targets represent specific paths within repositories where artifacts are distributed (e.g., /, /src/frontend/, /src/backend/). Each target can have different versions of commands, standards, and skills distributed.