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## 2026-06-23 (cont.³⁷) — sealed the capstone OUT/IN-leg public surface + end-to-end mixed-trigger test
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**Main thread (Opus), self-directed ("what do you want").** Disk reality: ~11 GB free vs ~14-18 GB for the lance/datafusion build (ENOSPC'd twice) → S3-live is **disk-walled in this env**, not permission-gated; its home is the symbiont golden-image harness (already pulls lance-7). So took the feasible completion: made the shipped OUT/IN-leg drivers an actual crate surface. `lance-graph-supervisor/lib.rs` now re-exports `deliver_kanban_step`, `drive_mul_advance`, `drive_scheduled_tick`, `drive_version_tick`, `run_to_absorbing`, `KanbanRouteError` (were module-path-only; only `KanbanActor`/`KanbanMsg` were public) — the surface the live S3 consumer will `use` when it lands. **+1 test (15 total green):** `mixed_triggers_compose_on_one_owner_s2_gate_then_s3_ticks` — the capstone integration: the S2 MUL gate takes the first Rubicon step (Flow qualia → Planning→CognitiveWork) and S3 version ticks (`run_to_absorbing`) carry the rest to Commit, proving the two DIFFERENT triggers compose on ONE mailbox-as-owner (no panic, no spurious rejection, lands absorbing). clippy + fmt clean; light build. The actor-side capstone is now a sealed, consumable surface; only the disk-gated live wiring (S3 `versions()` source, S2 shader-driver loop) remains, to be done where the heavy build fits. Rides a PR on jirak.
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## 2026-06-21 (cont.³⁶) — run-NaN COGNITIVE half PROVEN green (#580 handoff) + fixed the ogar_codebook drift that blocked it
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**Main thread (Opus), cognitive-compilation session.** Picked up the cognitive
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