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# Program
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This repository self-hosts the same single-pass boundary it ships. PROGRAM is
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repository execution guidance, not a product retry or delivery controller.
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## Experiment unit
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One invocation contains:
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1. one behavior-first PlanPacket;
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2. one bounded RED -> GREEN -> refactor implementation experiment;
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3. one CandidatePacket with complete or honestly incomplete changed-path proof;
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4. one fresh author-distinct Validate judgment over exact content;
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5. one durable verdict and report.
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The invocation stops after the report. A later revision is a caller-created new
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invocation. Repository Git and release procedures remain separate.
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## Mutable scope
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- product and doctrine: `README.md`, `PRODUCT.md`, `GOALS.md`, `PROGRAM.md`, `AGENTS.md`;
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- implementation: `cli/**`, `skills/**`, `schemas/**`, `scripts/**`, `tests/**`;
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- generated projections: `skills-codex/**`, registries, routers, maps, CLI docs;
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- repository checks and docs: `.github/workflows/**`, `docs/**`, `evals/**`.
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Secrets, credentials, user configuration outside the repository, production
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data, release tags, package publication, and unrelated user edits remain outside
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ordinary implementation authority.
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## Evidence
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Use the cheapest targeted checks during implementation. Before reporting the
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complete change, run the ordinary deterministic suite appropriate to the final
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surface and obtain one fresh Validate verdict. Record exactly what was checked
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and not checked.
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The repository may then commit, push, merge, release, or roll back through its
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normal Git/CI policy. Those transitions cannot upgrade or replace the semantic
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verdict.
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## Concurrency
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One writer is the default. User-requested parallel work requires disjoint write
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scopes and isolation. Factory adapters may dispatch explicit disjoint packets
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once; they do not select work, retry, validate, integrate, or deliver.
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