# Source registry — the fetch allowlist for gn_info_scout on menowise
# (EPIC2-04, platform ADR-0025). Schema: schema/sources.schema.json.
# Convention: platform docs/source-registry.md.
#
# THE RULES (unchanged from the archetype)
#   - This registry IS the allowlist: the deterministic fetch layer
#     (platform scripts/source_fetch.py) requests exactly the `active`
#     sources here (plus each host's robots.txt) and nothing else. The
#     gnome never fetches.
#   - status: manual sources are NEVER fetched — their material reaches the
#     scout as hand-assembled research issues. Adding an active source is a
#     one-file PR: verify robots.txt/ToS yourself, record the findings under
#     robots:, set the cadence.
#
# HEALTH-DOMAIN NOTE (menowise): peer-reviewed literature indices largely do
# NOT expose a crawlable feed the fetch layer can use — PubMed's robots.txt
# disallows /rss (verified 2026-07-10); programmatic access is NCBI
# E-utilities under its own usage policy, which is a seeding-pass decision
# (menowise#4), not the generic RSS/link-list fetcher. So the spine is
# registered `manual` for now; wiring active journal/guideline sources is
# the seeding pass, deliberately careful (health restraint). This file is a
# minimal honest seed, not the finished allowlist.

version: 1

sources:
  - id: pubmed
    type: filing-index
    url: https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/
    cadence: monthly
    parser: link-list
    publisher: "National Library of Medicine (PubMed)"
    scope: "Index of peer-reviewed biomedical literature — the menopause/midlife-health evidence base."
    status: manual
    robots:
      checked: "2026-07-10"
      notes: "robots.txt sets Crawl-delay 1 and DISALLOWS /rss and /rss-feed (verified 2026-07-10) — no crawlable feed for the generic fetcher. Sanctioned programmatic access is NCBI E-utilities (eutils.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov) under the NCBI usage/rate policy + API key; wiring that is a seeding-pass decision. Kept manual (never auto-fetched) until then — cited material reaches the scout via research issues."
    added: "2026-07-10"
    notes: "Citations resolve to https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/<PMID>/ or the article DOI."