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18 changes: 9 additions & 9 deletions AGENTS.md
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publication.
- `codestory-retrieval`: lexical, semantic, and SCIP artifacts; immutable
sidecar generations; manifests; health; and fail-closed query execution.
- `codestory-agent`: prompt-blind packet seed planning and pure evidence-policy
helpers. Horizon A forwards the unchanged question to generic retrieval and
accepts caller-supplied free-query seeds; it does not infer answer shapes or
traversal policy. It depends on `codestory-contracts` alone and can never
activate, store, execute retrieval, admit or hydrate candidates, retry a
publication, or move readiness. Repository-derived compilation is owned by
Horizon B (#2106), not the interim product graph.
- `codestory-agent`: syntactic retrieval-seed planning and pure
repository-derived packet compilation over typed admitted evidence. Only the
seed plan may retain the unchanged question; the compiler cannot receive
prompt terms, task classes, obligations, roles, carriers, or sufficiency
policy. It depends on `codestory-contracts` alone and can never activate,
store, execute retrieval, admit or hydrate candidates, retry a publication,
or move readiness.
- `codestory-runtime`: the only product orchestration layer. Indexing,
grounding, search, packet assembly, and retrieval execution belong here.
Retrieval, admission, hydration, retry, and interim packet assembly belong
here; prompt-blind seed planning belongs in `codestory-agent`.
Retrieval, admission, hydration, retry, and packet assembly belong here;
pure seed planning and evidence selection belong in `codestory-agent`.
- `codestory-cli`: command and transport parsing, output rendering, process
configuration capture, and managed sidecar lifecycle boundaries. Do not move
product orchestration into adapters.
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