Add org-level Octo STS policy for applied-ai scorecard#2
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Read-only, claim-pinned to applied-ai's refresh-scorecard workflow on main; repositories: omitted so the weekly scorecard can read every installation repo. Replaces the NBL CI Automation app's org-wide read. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Org-level Octo STS trust policy: the weekly
refresh-scorecardworkflow in applied-ai reads every netboxlabs repo to compute AI-readiness scorecards, replacing the NBL CI Automation GitHub App's org-wide read.repositories:is omitted on purpose — the token may read all installation repos, butclaim_patternpins minting to exactly one workflow on one branch of one repo, and the grant is read-only.🤖 Generated with Claude Code