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Package activity holds an item's own history: what happened to a piece of work, in the words the people working on it read (arc42 §5.2, the "Audit & Activity" context).

Package automation holds the rule: what starts a run, what has to be true for it to go on, and what it then does (automation.md §1, ADR-0009).

Package backup is where a backup goes and what has to be true before it may go there (backup-restore.md §2, ADR-0019).

Package entitlement holds the features a plan may leave out of a workspace (multi-tenancy.md §4.2), and what a workspace makes of the set its plan leaves out.

Package identity holds the model of who acts: accounts, their credentials, and the tokens that stand in for them when nobody is at a keyboard.

Package importer is an import from another system (backup-restore.md §9): a file somebody exported elsewhere, converted into the records a backup archive holds and applied through the restore.

Package integration holds the model of what reaches into this system from outside it, or lets something outside read it: today the calendar feed, later the webhooks that share its table section in the schema.

Package job is background work as the caller who asked for it sees it.

Package jumble is the inbox before the work exists (domain-model.md §2): entries arrive over four channels - a mail, a webhook, a quick capture, a plain API call - and become work items by conversion, or age out by dismissal.

Package lifecycle is the bounded context that decides when data stops existing: retention rules, the safeguards that override them, and the record of what was removed (ADR-0020, data-retention.md).

Package media is the Media context's domain: what an uploaded object is, and how it may be served (arc42 §5.2).

Package notification is the Notification context arc42 §5.2 names: what somebody is to be told, what they have said about being told it, and how far that got.

Package plan holds a plan: a provider's group of workspaces with its own limits, locked values and the features it leaves out, between the installation and the workspace (multi-tenancy.md §4.2, ADR-0086).

Package privacy is the bounded context of data subject rights (data-protection.md §4, ADR-0018): the case somebody's exercised right becomes, the deadline it carries, and the consent that can be taken back.

Package shared holds the vocabulary every bounded context needs: identifiers, locales, and the error model.

Package suggestion is what AI proposed, and did not do (ADR-0012).

Package sync holds the offline synchronisation context's own entities (offline-sync.md §10): what the server keeps about the devices that synchronise, beside the change log they read.

Package view holds the query language every view is drawn from: the filter grammar of api-guidelines.md §3, what may be asked of which field, and the bounds a query has to stay inside.

Package work holds the model of what is being managed: containers, items, and the policy that says what each kind of item can do.