Archive deprecated directories to data/ATTIC/ #107
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Comprehensive repository cleanup - consolidated legacy data structures into organized ATTIC archive to improve repository clarity and maintainability.
Changes
Archived Directories (~29 MB)
From repository root → data/ATTIC/root_downloads/:
From data/ → data/ATTIC/:
Documentation
Created:
Updated:
Verification Performed
✅ GitHub Actions workflows - No references to deprecated dirs ✅ Claude Code agents - No active references
⚠️ PRESERVED utils/ - Actively used by d4d_to_synapse_table.yml workflow
✅ Makefiles - No active usage (only example comments) ✅ Source code - No breakage (overridden defaults)
✅ Documentation - No breaking references
Testing
✅ Schema validation passes (make test-schema)
✅ Python unit tests pass (6 tests OK, 3 skipped)
✅ Repository state verified
Impact
Context
After establishing the current D4D pipeline (claudecode_agent as canonical method) and standardizing all paths, these legacy directories from earlier extraction experiments were consolidated into data/ATTIC/ for historical reference.
See data/ATTIC/README.md for complete archival documentation and timeline.
Related: Plan mode directory cleanup analysis