> ## Documentation Index
> Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.scoutica.com/llms.txt
> Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.

# org

> Initialize and manage an Employer/Recruiter identity

The `scoutica org` command suite manages your Recruiter Card. This represents an employer, agency, or fractional recruiter looking to hire from the Scoutica network.

<Warning>
  **Privacy Architecture:** You should run these commands in a dedicated repository (e.g., `github.com/company-name/.scoutica`) separately from your personal Candidate Card.
</Warning>

## `scoutica org init`

Scaffolds a new Recruiter Card.

```bash theme={null}
scoutica org init
```

The interactive wizard asks for:

* **Organization Details** (Name, Domain, Description, Industry)
* **Team Model** (`solo`, `organization`, or `agency`)
* **Hiring Rules** (Standard SLA, allowed engagement types, base salary floor)

This creates `recruiter_profile.json` and `hiring_rules.yaml`.

## `scoutica org verify`

Verifies your organization's domain ownership via a DNS TXT record. This establishes your initial trust score in the network and prevents impersonation.

```bash theme={null}
scoutica org verify --domain company.com
```

The CLI will:

1. Generate a unique SHA-256 validation hash
2. Provide instructions to add a `TXT` record (e.g., `_scoutica.company.com`)
3. Continuously poll DNS (`dig`) until the record propagates
4. Update your `recruiter_profile.json` with the verified timestamp and hash.

## `scoutica org publish`

Commits your organization card and any active role postings to GitHub. This publishes your identity to the network.

```bash theme={null}
scoutica org publish
```

This uses the GitHub CLI (`gh`) to create a remote repository (if it doesn't exist) and pushes the `.scoutica` tree. If `gh` is not installed, it provides git commands to push manually.