Record manual regather authority boundary
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request once, accepted its review, completed native admitted-direction
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Imagination, and completed two resulting proposal Modeling families. The
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brake is engaged at revision 364 with no active lease.
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## Manual regather authority boundary (2026-08-11)
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- Owner: the operator owns approval to cross a current Self-derived
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`regatherManually` boundary. Self owns the recommendation; Heartbeat owns only
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typed scheduling pressure.
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- Inputs: the exact current coordinator action and one explicit
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`--approve-manual-regather` launch capability. The approval helper refuses
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every other current action.
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- Outputs: one launch-local rewrite to `launchResearch`, consumed once by the
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coordinator loop. It does not create durable resident pressure.
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- Derived state: Heartbeat's `reorientation` work-role label and coordinator
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scene projections are observations, not grant authority.
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- Forbidden writers: Heartbeat, resident Self, historical failed
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Reorientation, generic operator objective text, and retry loops may not mint
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manual approval or Eyes pressure.
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- Shared path and cut line: direct coordinator operation currently carries the
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explicit approval flag. Any future resident operator path must define typed,
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authenticated approval ingress and make the flag only its launch carrier; it
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must not parse prose or auto-convert idle status.
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- Verification: source inspection confirms exact-action refusal, single use,
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and the hostile unrelated-action regression. Resident safe-continuation
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routing excludes manual regather. c010 remains alive, braked, and without an
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active lease after native Imagination produced no admitted work.
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