Genie Agents (still genie_spaces as a bundle resource type) landed in bundles because the Terraform provider has no equivalent resource, and the direct engine removed the requirement to wait for a provider release. Fair enough.
But that decoupling means the set of bundle-deployable resources will now grow faster than the provider's, and it has already reached infrastructure-shaped objects, namely catalogs and external locations are direct-engine bundle resources today, and those sit squarely in most platform teams' Terraform.
So is there a stated principle for which layer owns what going forward, or does it land wherever ships first?
Specifically, if the provider eventually adds a Genie resource, is the guidance to move or to stay in bundles? My own view is stay in DABs since a Genie Agent isn't really infrastructure, it's instructions, example queries and trusted assets that change with the data model, so it belongs next to the pipelines it describes. But I'd rather know if that's the intended direction.
And for a resource both layers can manage, is there anything preventing two tools from claiming the same object, or is that purely down to team discipline?
