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Behavior authoring — evidence and coordination
Linux/WSL builds and checks remain paused until the user explicitly resumes them. The complete OA/SA release remains unfinished.
The branch checkpoint and evidence index distinguish tested source revisions and current limitations. Recent records:
- Exact a31b40d Windows gates and bounded native OA evidence.
- Combined d9b3f0d Windows allocation/repair baseline and independent review.
- Allocation feedback decision, refining the allocation-drag contract.
- Previous native SA report.
Passing tests and source reviews do not establish native usability or full release acceptance. Each report states its verified scope.
Live plans and ownership belong in the focused issues:
- Process/scenario canvas
- Activity allocation drag
- Child work inside performers
- Peer lifecycle integration and release
- Peer source navigation
- Analysis, codec and source/API integration
- Maintained reusable libraries
- Diagram Delete keyboard workflow
The user's guidance calls for close study of Capella semantics and practical engineering workflows. The Capella direct-manipulation comparison captures relevant distinctions.
- Analysis core and codec overview
- Durable decisions
- User-owned goal
- Published milestones and scoped limitations
Issue 1 preserves historical coordination, the one-time local-ledger migration and the user's additional interaction reports. Do not maintain duplicate plans here. Earlier Wiki revisions retain historical checkpoints; linked reports state their exact verified scope.