Plan intent boundary guardrails
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INTENT must name them precisely so future contributors can distinguish accepted
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operational state from prohibited task lifecycle and accepted bounded actions
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from a general executor.
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## Follow-up workplan
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`ACTIVITY-WP-0035` addresses the locally actionable and boundary-defining gaps:
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- G1 operational delivery state vs work-item lifecycle;
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- G2 bounded-operation admission and workflow separation;
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- G6 truthful review-worthy output semantics;
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- G7 bounded instruction audit promises; and
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- G8 misleading compatibility surfaces.
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G3 remains with ACTIVITY-WP-0031, G4 with ACTIVITY-WP-0032, G5 with the State
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Hub retirement program after ACTIVITY-WP-0029's completed port slice, and G9
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with ACTIVITY-WP-0034's natural-run acceptance gate.
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