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 Assistant-Session: 01a09dc1-b21e-77e1-919e-fcad2f82b267
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# Coordination graph (workplans and waits)
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State Hub owns workplans. Fabric does not author them. This view *projects*
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open workplans and open tasks into the existing graph explorer so chokepoints
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are inspectable.
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```bash
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# JSON payload
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railiance-fabric export --format coordination --state-hub http://127.0.0.1:8000
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# UI (local registry server)
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make graph-explorer
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# then open
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# http://127.0.0.1:8765/ui/graph-explorer?mode=coordination
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```
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Nodes: open workplans (`proposed|ready|active|blocked|backlog`) and their
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open tasks (`todo|progress|wait`). Edges: `belongs_to` (task → workplan) and
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`waits_on` when a wait/human task cites another workplan id in its prose.
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`depends_on` frontmatter is almost unused in the fleet (two edges). The
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citation edges recover the real wait graph from task text.
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