Publish federation governance interface and consistency residual
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Forgejo source-read token for scheduled Policy Nexus builds.
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state_hub_intake_id: "01a07331-68e8-739f-b7c3-9cca28feb5e5"
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```
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## Review consistency findings observed during federation interface publication
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```yaml
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id: CUST-IN-0017
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title: "Review Custodian historical bindings and agent workplan-prefix conflict"
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lane: green
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status: open
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origin: residual
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origin_ref: THE-WP-0001
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notes: >-
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CFED-WP-0001-T08 session-close fix-consistency on 2026-09-06 indexed
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THE-WP-0001 and both tasks successfully but returned 13 existing assessment
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failures: ten missing archived CUST-WP-0054 task UUIDs, missing workplan
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UUIDs for archived CUST-WP-0057 and CUST-WP-0058, and active orphan
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adhoc-2026-08-25@retired-20260827. Review against CUST-WP-0068 recovery
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evidence and current primary projection before changing any identity.
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Do not rewrite finished provenance, replace UUIDs, or delete retired records
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merely to silence the checker. Also resolve generated AGENTS.md disagreement:
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header/database prefix CUST-WP vs explicit file convention THE-WP caused the
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new native plan's warning; InfoTechCanon has the analogous ITC-WP/INFO-WP
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conflict. Reconcile instruction generation and registry authority for future
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plans, preserving already assigned ids. Route implementation after triage;
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acceptance is an evidence-backed disposition of each failure and a consistent
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new-workplan convention. G7 card/schema/ownership/provenance checks pass and
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do not claim fleet-wide State Hub consistency.
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state_hub_intake_id: "01a073cf-51ca-7fa7-a432-658ba3718382"
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```
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