Outcome
Preserve the delivery-loop feasibility and phase-graph discoveries while restoring the minimal compiler-to-runtime Hello Echo proof as the active Roadmap A.
Required corrections
- classify deterministic law, external interaction, and judgment separately;
- define the external boundary as durable typed requests plus witnessed settlements, not callable provider imports;
- keep the compiler/lowerer/verifier seam capability-denied;
- state that model output is untrusted proposal data with no mutation authority;
- move the autonomous delivery loop to Roadmap Ω;
- insert blocker/dependency filing after feasibility and before the implementation stop;
- retain the legacy loop as the operative human-directed protocol until its eventual replacement passes its envelope tests.
Acceptance
- the repository roadmap orders Pure Hello Echo, Hello Effect, Graft on Echo, Git/GitHub adapters, then self-hosting;
docs/feasibility.md retains the not-yet-hostable verdict but no longer requires a general-purpose effectful Edict or hidden continuation;
docs/phase-graph.md uses the three-category classification and patch proposals remain data;
- the legacy prompt is explicitly non-authoritative for roadmap ordering;
- cross-repository effect-protocol blockers are filed and connected through native GraphQL issue dependencies;
- no D3-D5 delivery-loop implementation begins.
This is documentation and roadmap reconciliation only.
Outcome
Preserve the delivery-loop feasibility and phase-graph discoveries while restoring the minimal compiler-to-runtime Hello Echo proof as the active Roadmap A.
Required corrections
Acceptance
docs/feasibility.mdretains thenot-yet-hostableverdict but no longer requires a general-purpose effectful Edict or hidden continuation;docs/phase-graph.mduses the three-category classification and patch proposals remain data;This is documentation and roadmap reconciliation only.