Task nodes carry wait_kind (external | human | both | unqualified, null
unless wait): the hub field wins, otherwise derived from needs_human and
dependency edges (task-level depends_on, or a workplan dependency row whose
target the task cites). Workplan nodes carry blocked_kind (human | external
| none, null unless blocked). Task-level depends_on becomes a task ->
workplan/task depends_on edge; depends_on edges carry edge_kind commitment
(cyan #0891b2), human gates are marked on the node (humanGate, rose
#be123c). A needs_human=true query / "Needs human" toggle / --needs-human
flag keeps only blocked_kind=human workplans and their human-wait tasks;
the parameter survives in the shareable URL and mode switch like
include_residuals. Fabric stays a read of State Hub.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Assistant: claude-code
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Omit flavor=residual by default, draw hub depends_on first, and keep
citation waits_on as a tagged fallback. Explorer checkbox and CLI
--include-residuals match State Hub include_residuals.
Assistant: grok
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Coordination is a view, not topology. Open workplans and wait tasks
project into graph-explorer; citation edges recover depends_on from
task prose. UI: /ui/graph-explorer?mode=coordination.
Assistant: grok
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