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Status: partly live. Read-only import and reconciliation are live for the platform’s core domains: devices, addressing, and VLANs. They hold zero drift against the live estate. Remaining domains and the inventory-serving phase are still ahead.
One authoritative model of what exists, so agents and automation stop guessing from three half-current lists. Infrastructure state lives in several places at once: the IaC that provisions it, hand-maintained inventory, and DNS. When those drift, automation acts on stale facts. A source-of-truth (SSoT) platform collapses them into one model of devices, addresses, and their relationships that both people and agents can query.

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The migration story

The platform earns trust before it holds any, in three deliberate phases:
1

Read-only import

The platform imports existing state from the IaC and current inventory and presents it for review. It is a mirror at this stage, authoritative of nothing and safe to compare against reality.
2

Reconcile

Drift between the imported model and the live estate is resolved in the model, so it becomes the accurate picture rather than another stale one.
3

Serve

Only once the model is trusted does automation read from it: dynamic inventory for configuration runs, and answers for agents that would otherwise scrape several sources.
Phases 1 and 2 are live for the platform’s core domains: read-only import and reconciliation hold zero drift against the live estate. Remaining domains and phase 3 (serve) are still ahead.

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What the agent gets

A single query surface for “what exists and how it is wired,” instead of stitching together IaC state, inventory files, and DNS.