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+# AGENTS.md — Maintainer Guidelines for entwurf
+
+For agents that own this repo: invariant principles + reproducible verification, not release-story drift.
+
+> **Direction (read first).** This repo is the **entwurf capability package**:
+> a v2 garden-citizen dispatch substrate (entwurf-core) + a meta-bridge + an
+> ACP plugin + the pi adapter that hosts it today. v1 entwurf verbs are done
+> and gone; v2 is the spine. ACP is **not** the project's center — it is one
+> **plugin** that enters as a provider/model on a host `--entwurf-control`
+> pi session — which is *already* a v2 socket-citizen — rather than minting
+> citizens of its own (#38: *"ACP is a plugin, not the boundary."*).
+> Package/repo/runtime identity is now `entwurf`; pi remains an
+> adapter/runtime contract, not the center. The deferred #38 coordinate is a
+> later physical extraction of entwurf-core into a separate repo, not this
+> rename. Fresh sibling minting (the old v1 `entwurf` verb) stays deferred —
+> see the branch NEXT.
+
+## North Star — One Forged Screwdriver
+
+`entwurf`를 만질 때 먼저 이 형상을 붙든다.
+이 저장소는 스위스 아미 나이프가 아니다. 두 번째 하네스도 아니다.
+이것은 **담금질된 드라이버 한 자루**다. 작고, 명시적이고, 자기가 맡은 접점에서만 강해야 한다.
+
+영문 원칙만 읽으면 이것이 스펙처럼 보일 수 있다. 여기서는 그렇게 읽지 마라.
+이 섹션은 기능 목록이 아니라 **판단의 중심축**이다.
+
+### 먼저 붙들 정체성
+
+- **entwurf가 주어이고 pi는 한 adapter다.** pi는 지금 이 repo가 가장 깊게 붙어 있는 하네스지만 4번째 하네스일 뿐이다. 이 repo는 pi의 세션 모델, transcript, UI, tool semantics와 경쟁하지 않는다.
+- **다른 하네스의 세션은 형제다.** Claude Code, Codex, Antigravity는 학교가 달라도 모두 frontier 친구들이다. meta-bridge는 그들을 garden id로 호명 가능한 citizen으로 등록할 뿐, 누구를 다른 누구로 위장시키지 않는다.
+- **표면은 달라도 능력의 존엄은 낮추지 않는다.** 어떤 backend에서 `mcp__...`가 직접 보이지 않는다고 해서, 곧바로 그 backend를 "못하는 존재"로 취급하지 마라. 먼저 capability를 보고, 그 capability가 어떤 surface로 열리는지 확인하라.
+- **substrate는 결정적 dispatch만 맡는다.** target liveness를 fact로 읽고, intent와 곱해 transport를 고른다. 그 이상 마술을 부리면 안 된다.
+- **명시는 주변기류보다 강하다.** 숨겨진 transcript hydration, ambient MCP scanning, invisible tool claims, giant magical system prompt, 근거 없는 서사를 만들지 마라.
+- **하네스의 도구 표면을 좁히는 것은 결핍이 아니라 규율이다.** entwurf가 backend를 몰 때(ACP Claude · pi-native 분신) 서브에이전트도 투두 도구도 없이 좁은 tool surface를 yolo로 돈다(ACP backend는 격리된 overlay 안에서) — pi에서 배운 **힣의 드라이버**다. backend가 못해서가 아니라, 한 자루 드라이버가 두 번째 오케스트레이터로 번지지 않게 하는 강제다. 이걸 강제해야 "힣의 드라이버를 쓴다"고 말할 수 있다. (backlog 형태는 `ROADMAP.md` tool narrowing.)
+- **entwurf는 부속품이 아니라 분신을 연다.** spawn-bg resume된 세션은 runtime-isolated peer다. worker처럼 다루거나 권한 경계를 흐리지 마라.
+- **증거가 말을 훈육한다.** README / AGENTS / CHANGELOG / VERIFY / BASELINE / runtime smoke가 받쳐주지 않으면, 작업을 중지하고 사용자에게 질문하라!
+
+### 이 섹션을 읽는 올바른 방식
+
+이 문단의 목적은 에이전트가 다음 질문을 **스스로** 하게 만드는 것이다.
+
+- 나는 지금 tool 이름을 보고 있는가, 아니면 capability를 보고 있는가?
+- 나는 backend의 비대칭을 정직하게 기록하고 있는가, 아니면 그것을 핑계로 형제성을 포기하고 있는가?
+- 나는 사용자가 묻지 않아도 될 것을 되묻고 있는가?
+- 나는 지금 두 번째 하네스를 만들고 있는가, 아니면 드라이버 한 자루를 더 단단하게 만들고 있는가?
+
+### 금지할 오독
+
+- 어떤 tool이 schema에 직접 안 보인다고 해서, 곧바로 "이 backend는 여기까지"라고 결론내리는 것
+- surface 차이를 capability 포기로 번역하는 것
+- 문서에 적힌 asymmetry를 면책조항처럼 사용하는 것
+- `entwurf`를 하네스 런타임이나 범용 AI 작업실로 설명하는 것 — pi가 하네스 중 하나이고, 이 repo는 garden-citizen dispatch capability다
+- MCP를 자동 맥락 검색이나 ambient tool scanning처럼 설명하는 것 — explicit injection만 허용된다
+- `entwurf_v2`를 "새 분신을 만드는 도구"로 설명하는 것 — v2의 3 transport는 전부 **기존** garden citizen 대상이다. fresh sibling 생성은 0.12.x로 연기된 별개 능력이다
+- 사용자가 이미 철학과 방향을 준 문제를 다시 사용자에게 되묻는 것
+
+릴리즈 이야기와 개별 기능은 주변을 돈다.
+중심은 언제나 이것이다: **thin substrate / explicit MCP / sibling-based entwurf / deterministic dispatch / observability / evidence-first language / capability dignity across sibling sessions**.
+
+## What This Repo Is
+
+An **entwurf garden-citizen dispatch substrate** + a **meta-bridge** + an **ACP plugin** + a **pi adapter**. Pi stays a harness/runtime, not the project center; every addressed session keeps its own identity.
+
+- **Meta-bridge**: a global `SessionStart` hook registers a native-harness session (Claude Code / Codex / Antigravity) as a **garden-native meta-session** — a garden id, a mailbox, a trusted sender marker — without importing that harness's transcript or pretending pi owns it. Installed/inspected via `./run.sh install-meta-bridge` / `doctor-meta-bridge`.
+- **v2 dispatch (`entwurf_v2`)**: one verb that delivers to / wakes an *already-identified* garden citizen. A pure decider reads target liveness as a fact and picks transport from a frozen table keyed on **target state × intent**: live pi + fire-and-forget → **control-socket** send; dormant pi + owned-outcome → **spawn-bg resume**; active self-fetch meta-session + fire-and-forget → **meta-mailbox** enqueue; every other state×intent pair is an honest reject. It does **not** mint new siblings.
+- **ACP plugin** (one pi-adapter ingress): registers the package provider `entwurf` as a pi session provider/model and drives the chosen ACP backend (Claude first; vendor/governed CLIs like Cortex next) under an isolated config overlay. It owns the backend process, the overlay, and the per-backend ACP dialect — **not** socket-citizenship. The host `--entwurf-control` pi session that selected the ACP model is *already* a v2 socket-citizen; the plugin does **not** mint a socket / peers / citizen layer. It is not the substrate and not a second harness. v1 entwurf verbs (`entwurf` / `entwurf_resume` / `entwurf_send`) are gone for good; the ACP plugin is a fresh build on the v2 core (0.11.0's `acp-bridge.ts` is a behavior oracle, not architecture to re-center). See §ACP Plugin Boundary.
+
+## Code Principle — Crash, Don't Warn
+
+Code in this repo is used by agents as infrastructure.
+
+> **Never warn. Throw.**
+
+Warnings make agents blame themselves and flail. Broken tool state must surface as broken tool state.
+
+- Bad config → throw (e.g. `McpServerConfigError`); same for bad path / bad model id. No fallback.
+- `catch {}` only for environment probing (optional package detection, ldd exit code variance).
+- `console.warn` only in stderr diagnostic lines (read by operators, not agents).
+
+## Hard Rules
+
+1. **One surface name, hard-cut cutover**: provider/model/routing strings are `entwurf`. No permanent runtime aliases, legacy provider-id accept, or dual-read of old state. If existing operator state must be helped across, do it as an explicit one-shot cutover or a documented break, never as hidden dual routing. The `provider:` routing strings (`getRegistryRouting`, `model-lock.ts`) are **load-bearing** — they are identity, not residue.
+2. **Dispatch is a function of liveness, not session type.** `entwurf_v2` never asks "is this a resume or a send" up front — it probes liveness and routes: live→control-socket, dormant→spawn-bg resume, active self-fetch→meta-mailbox. State is computed, never stored (a stored liveness bit is a lie).
+3. **A reject is honest, never cosmetic.** When a target cannot receive (dead, drifted identity, wrong state×intent), the decider returns a reject — no `✓ delivered`, no `.msg` written, no signal poke. Silent degraded "delivery" is forbidden.
+4. **MCP injection**: only via explicit `mcpServers` wiring. No ambient `~/.mcp.json` scanning, no automatic retrieval.
+5. **Meta-record authority is the record body, never the filename.** `scanByNativeId` scans `.meta.json` bodies, throws on duplicate `nativeSessionId` (authority ambiguity is fail-fast), and never derives identity from a filename. A meta-record is nullable-at-birth (`model`/`transcriptPath` null until known); a backend↔wakeMode contradiction is corrupt-and-crash.
+6. **GC reclaims process resources only — never data.** meta-records and transcripts (the denote-id memory layer) are preserved; dormant/stale entries are archived/TTL'd, not deleted.
+7. **This is not a second harness**: no prompt reconstruction, no transcript hydration, no tool result ledger, no harness emulation. The meta-bridge fronts a mailbox + a garden id; it does not scrape transcripts or run a control daemon for the native session.
+8. **Auth boundary is deployment-surface-agnostic**. This repo does not provide, copy, proxy, decrypt, or mediate any backend's credentials. Native-harness sessions read whatever auth state is visible in their own process filesystem; nothing here moves that.
+
+## ACP Plugin Boundary
+
+`entwurf-core` (the v2 substrate) is the center; **ACP is one plugin**, never the boundary (#38). Plugins supply read-only facts the core already asks for; they do not become the core, a memory layer, or a second harness (#39).
+
+| Layer | Owns |
+|---|---|
+| **entwurf-core (v2)** | garden id · peer identity · liveness fact interface · dispatch decision · delivery evidence · rail choice (socket / mailbox / spawn) |
+| **ACP plugin** | ACP backend process lifecycle · config overlay (isolation + tool-narrowing + identity-carrier materialization) · per-backend ACP dialect quirks · backend health / turn evidence — **NOT** socket-citizen registration or liveness/addressability facts (those are the host `--entwurf-control` session's, supplied via socket-discovery) |
+| **ACP plugin MUST NOT become** | a memory DB · a task planner · an orchestrator · a second harness · a mailbox-citizen impersonation |
+
+- **Sibling equality is a citizen-level property, not a rail-level one.** Every sibling is addressable (peers-visible, garden-id-addressed, `entwurf_v2`-reachable, replyable). The *rail* differs by lifecycle: a live ACP backend is a **socket-citizen** (no mailbox — it is always live, so durable async delivery is unneeded, not withheld); a come-and-go native-harness session is a **mailbox-citizen**. Missing a mailbox is right-sizing, not discrimination.
+- **Durable memory is the authored common record** (`~/org`, botlog, agenda, Denote, andenken). entwurf lets peers move across that record layer; it never replaces it.
+- **ACP enters as a model/provider, not a socket layer.** The ACP plugin registers as a pi session's provider/model and spawns the backend under an overlay; **socket-citizenship is supplied by the host `--entwurf-control` pi session**, not minted by the plugin. The plugin never builds a new socket registry, peers layer, or citizen protocol — over-designing one is the failure mode to avoid (`socket-discovery` is model-agnostic, so an ACP-model session is already a citizen).
+
+### Operating boundaries (trust invariants — survive any re-implementation, #15)
+
+These claims must stay true on every install surface; they are the first thing a re-implementation silently drops, so they are pinned here:
+
+- `entwurf` does **not** provide, resell, or bypass Claude/vendor credentials, tokens, or subscription access. It connects only to the operator's **existing local authenticated backend** through an explicit plugin boundary.
+- No auth bypass, no subscription sharing, no hidden transcript restoration.
+- Expert escape hatches are **explicit and documented**, never accidental backdoors.
+- The plugin **fails loud / fails closed** when an invariant is broken.
+
+## Verification
+
+Two axes, both required.
+
+**Deterministic + smoke gates** (`./run.sh`, wired into `pnpm check`):
+
+```bash
+pnpm typecheck                              # 3-config tsc fence (root + mcp + scripts)
+pnpm check                                  # full static floor: lint + typecheck + every check-*/smoke-* below
+./run.sh check-entwurf-v2-matrix            # the decider's state×intent table, read as an SSOT (REAL decideDispatch)
+./run.sh check-entwurf-v2-decider           # + -contract / -lock / -release / -send / -send-fallback / -mailbox / -runner / -production / -surface / -spawn / -spawn-production
+./run.sh check-meta-session                 # + -record-v2 / -dual-read / -migration / -mailbox-state-write / -receiver-marker / -capability-source / -dual-consumers / -listing
+./run.sh check-entwurf-bridge-boot          # the MCP entwurf-bridge stands up + exposes the v2 tool set
+./run.sh check-bridge /path/to/project      # entwurf-bridge direct MCP smoke (tools/list + protocol/negative-path)
+./run.sh check-auth-boundary                # ACP plugin no-auth sentinel present + no legacy-ENV apiKey literal (trust invariant, code-level)
+./run.sh check-acp-provider-surface         # provider registers curated Claude anchor + streamSimple wired to the real streamShellAcp backend
+# The legacy v1 ACP gates (sentinel / session-messaging / xt-tool-surface) and the
+# v1-only meta smokes (smoke-meta-mailbox / smoke-meta-sender-identity, both calling
+# the gone entwurf_send tool) were REMOVED in the 0.12 cutover (2026-06-27). Any
+# re-test of those axes belongs on the entwurf_v2 surface as a fresh gate.
+```
+
+**Live release gate** (opt-in, owns the merge decision):
+
+```bash
+LIVE=1 ./run.sh release-gate /path/to/scratch   # two-tier: MUST (release-blocking, owns exit code) + BEHAVIOR (advisory)
+LIVE=1 ./run.sh smoke-acp-socket-citizen-live    # S1: a real ACP-model --entwurf-control resident is a first-class socket-citizen (peers + get_info), turn-free (no backend, no stub fire)
+```
+
+The MUST tier is the necessary condition ("green" = MUST PASS, FAIL=0); BEHAVIOR is advisory — the `smoke-resident-garden-guard` positives (a model-in-loop garden identity turn). Run every live gate with `PWD=scratch` so sessions never land in the repo's own session dir.
+
+**Agent-driven verification** ([VERIFY.md](./VERIFY.md)): self-recognition/transcript agreement ≈ L1; objective MCP calls L2; on-disk/process L3; direct-native L4; soak L5.
+
+If a gate fails or a claim drops below its needed evidence level, do not commit. Pipes can be connected and the water can still taste wrong.
+
+## Entwurf
+
+Uses `entwurf` instead of `delegate` to avoid ecosystem collisions. spawn-bg resume creates a sibling, not a worker.
+
+- **Surface** — MCP `entwurf-bridge`: `entwurf_v2`, `entwurf_self`, `entwurf_peers`, `entwurf_inbox_read`. pi-native (`pi-extensions/entwurf-control.ts`): `entwurf_v2`, `entwurf_peers` tools + `/entwurf-sessions`, `/gnew` (`/garden-new`) commands. The v1 `entwurf` / `entwurf_resume` / `entwurf_send` tools and the `/entwurf` / `/entwurf-send` / `/entwurf-status` commands are **removed** on this branch.
+- **`entwurf_v2` is the one delivery verb.** Given a garden id, it classifies the target (live pi vs. dormant pi vs. meta-session — a bare garden id does not reveal this) and routes correctly. It does **not** mint a fresh sibling: the `dormant pi → spawn-bg resume` row resumes an *already-identified* citizen. Fresh creation was the v1 `entwurf` verb and is deferred to 0.12.x.
+- **`entwurf_peers`** is a read-only fact surface (liveness / capability / identity / cwd-history). Do not bake verb-routing (`resumable`/`sendable`) into the fact layer; routing is the decider's job.
+- **`entwurf_self`** returns the authoritative identity envelope (pi-session env, or a trusted meta-session sender marker) and is identity-required.
+- Target registry: `pi/entwurf-targets.json` (spawn-bg resume allowlist). Identity Preservation Rule: no model override on resume.
+- `PI_SHELL_ACP_V2_ONLY=1` was the v1-refusal flag; with v1 removed on this branch its guard (`entwurf-v2-only.ts`) is gone too. `runEntwurfV2` was always flag-clean.
+
+> **Source-agnostic does not mean harness-agnostic.** 어디서 던지든 — GLG / sibling / external MCP host — entwurf 의 *target* 은 garden citizen 이다. spawn-bg resume 의 spawn surface 는 pi 자식 프로세스만 띄운다 (`pi --entwurf-control` keep-alive resident). 외부 MCP host 가 닿을 때도 target 은 이미 식별된 citizen 이어야 한다. *Model* 은 free axis (어느 형제 학교 모델이든), *spawn target* 은 harness 정합 axis.
+
+> **Naming pair.** *Entwurf* (기투, projection-of-self) — a resident agent throws siblings forward (resume / messaging). The resident-side counterpart is *Mitsein* (공존, being-with), defined in the resident's own knowledge base (cwd-scoped, not a global persona). This repo owns the entwurf substrate; resident-side conventions live where the resident wakes.
+
+### Garden launcher — the resident session is garden-native or it blows up (0.9.0)
+
+Garden identity covers the operator's OWN `--entwurf-control` session, not just spawned children. A `--entwurf-control` session's header `id` MUST be a garden sessionId (`YYYYMMDDTHHMMSS-[0-9a-f]{6}`); pi assigns a `uuidv7` when `--session-id` is absent, so the launcher injects it and `entwurf-control` only enforces.
+
+- **Launch:** `pi --session-id "$(run.sh new-session-id)" --entwurf-control …` (operator alias). The id is fixed at launch — an extension cannot change it after pi's `newSession`. `run.sh new-session-id` is the `generateSessionId` SSOT; never reimplement the format in the shell.
+- **In-process new:** builtin `/new` stays blocked under `--entwurf-control` because it mints a uuid before extensions can inject an id. Use `/gnew` (alias `/garden-new`) for a same-terminal fresh garden session; it pre-creates a valid garden JSONL header and `switchSession()`es into it, so no uuid moment exists. A `/gnew` session quit before the first turn may appear in resume lists with message count 0; that is intentional, not an orphan. (`/gnew` births a fresh *operator* session in the same terminal — it is not the deferred programmatic fresh-sibling-minting capability.)
+- **Enforcement:** non-garden id under `--entwurf-control` → loud stderr + notify + `process.exit(1)` at `session_start`, **before any model turn**. A bare `throw` / `ctx.shutdown()` there is swallowed by pi's runner (verified: the turn ran, 26k tokens leaked), so the guard hard-exits. No uuid / back-compat path — "보이면 바로 터진다".
+- **Status label = 🪛 (the forged screwdriver, the North Star), NOT the word "entwurf".** `🪛 ready` before the first assistant turn (file not on disk → model changeable), `🪛 <gardenId>` after (file written → model locked). The id's presence is the model-lock lifecycle signal.
+- **Resident name is lazy + `control`-tagged, never `entwurf` — with one sessionId-bound exception.** Set on the first turn via `pi.setSessionName(buildGardenSessionName(...))`. `buildGardenSessionName` is registry-FREE and FORBIDS the `entwurf` tag — the `entwurf` tag is the v2 resume resident marker, so an **operator** resident must never carry it (else a general operator session becomes resumable as a child). The narrow exception: a **v2 spawn-bg authorized Entwurf child** — marked by env `ENTWURF_V2_RESUME_RESIDENT_SESSION_ID` (sessionId-bound) — **keeps** its `entwurf`-tagged name and stays re-resumable when it dies. Only that marker-authorized child is exempt. Gates: `check-entwurf-session-identity` (deterministic) + the v2 child exception via `check-entwurf-v2-spawn-production` + `smoke-entwurf-v2-spawn-resume-live`.
+
+### Send-is-throw
+
+Messages are thrown, not awaited.
+
+- v2 delivery is fire-and-forget. There is no `wait_until` / `subscribe` / `turn_end` channel and no caller-side baseline correlation. For a control-socket send the RPC ack is the entire delivery contract; for a meta-mailbox enqueue the receipt is the write. If you need a reply, say so in the message.
+- The sender envelope rides every send by default: `{ sessionId, agentId, cwd, timestamp, origin?, replyable? }`. `origin` distinguishes pi-session senders (`replyable: true`) and trusted meta-session senders (`replyable: true` by garden id). `entwurf_self` is authoritative-identity-required.
+- **Human-greeted 담당자** is a first-class pattern: GLG may open a session in repo B, greet it directly, then hand its garden id to repo A. Spawned siblings and human-opened peers share the same messaging semantics; only the creation sequence differs.
+
+## File Structure
+
+| File | Purpose |
+|------|---------|
+| `pi-extensions/acp-provider.ts` | ACP plugin entry: registers the package provider `entwurf` + curated Claude model surface; wires `streamSimple` to the real ACP backend |
+| `pi-extensions/lib/acp/*.ts` | ACP plugin internals: curated Claude surface + no-auth sentinel (`models.ts`), Claude config overlay (`overlay.ts`), tool surface + exclude-tools preflight (`tool-surface.ts`), ACP→pi event mapper (`event-mapper.ts`), pi Context→ACP prompt (`context.ts`), spawn-per-turn `streamSimple` backend (`backend.ts`) |
+| `pi-extensions/entwurf-control.ts` | control plane: `--entwurf-control` socket, RPC, `entwurf_v2` / `entwurf_peers` tools, `/entwurf-sessions` / `/gnew` |
+| `pi-extensions/model-lock.ts` | package-provider model lock (pi.extension) |
+| `pi-extensions/meta-bridge-hook.ts` | global `SessionStart` hook: register native-harness session as a garden meta-session |
+| `pi-extensions/lib/entwurf-v2-*.ts` | v2 substrate: contract / lock / decider / matrix / release / send / mailbox / runner / production / surface / spawn(+production) + resume-marker |
+| `pi-extensions/lib/meta-*.ts` | meta-record authority, mailbox state, dual-read/migration, receiver marker |
+| `pi-extensions/lib/entwurf-core.ts` | shared core (session-file lookup, identity read, explicit-extension args); some v1 exports now dead pending routing cleanup |
+| `protocol.js` | dependency-free shared wire constants (`<project-context` marker); single source for tsc emit + strip-types MCP paths |
+| `run.sh` | install (incl. `install-meta-bridge`), check-*/smoke-* gates, release-gate |
+| `pi/entwurf-targets.json` | spawn-bg resume target allowlist |
+| `mcp/entwurf-bridge/` | MCP server exposing `entwurf_v2`, `entwurf_self`, `entwurf_peers`, `entwurf_inbox_read` |
+
+## Typecheck Boundary
+
+Single fence — every `.ts` source file is reached by some `tsc --noEmit` pass. No opt-out file. Three configs because the surfaces run under different runtime models:
+
+| Config | Covers | Runtime model |
+|---|---|---|
+| `tsconfig.json` (root) | `pi-extensions/**` | emit-capable. The root config must not set `noEmit`. |
+| `mcp/tsconfig.json` (extends root) | `mcp/entwurf-bridge/**`, plus the `pi-extensions/lib/*` it imports | `node --experimental-strip-types`. Adds `allowImportingTsExtensions` + `noEmit` because the bridge imports the shared lib with explicit `.ts` suffixes — Node's strip-types resolver requires the suffix on the wire. |
+| `scripts/tsconfig.json` (extends root) | `scripts/**` (verification scripts), plus the `pi-extensions/lib/*` it imports | `node --experimental-strip-types`. Same trade-off: explicit `.ts` imports + `allowImportingTsExtensions` + `noEmit`. Scripts are runtime gates, not build inputs. |
+
+`pnpm typecheck` runs all three passes; `pnpm check` and the husky pre-commit hook run them as part of the gate. Adding a new `.ts` file outside all three configs is a fence breach — include it or split a fourth config with a documented runtime model, but never extend the root `exclude` to hide drift.
+
+Code-level invariants pinned at the same time:
+
+- **typebox single-source.** `pi-extensions/entwurf-control.ts` imports `Type` / `StringEnum` from `@earendil-works/pi-ai` (which re-exports typebox 1.x). `@sinclair/typebox` is not a direct dependency. Mixing the two universes silently widens `StringEnum`-typed parameters to `unknown`.
+- **garden-id addressing for entwurf.** Every entwurf addressing surface takes a sessionId / garden id, never a session name. Entwurf / resident garden sessions use garden ids (`YYYYMMDDTHHMMSS-[0-9a-f]{6}`); generic live pi peers may still surface pi-assigned uuids.
+- **sender envelope contract.** `{ sessionId, agentId, cwd, timestamp, origin?, replyable? }`. `agentId` is one field (`<provider>/<model>` for `origin: "pi-session"`, `meta-session/<backend>` for `origin: "meta-session"`). `PI_SESSION_ID` + `PI_AGENT_ID` are the canonical pi-session carriers; meta-session markers are pid+start-key hints backed by the meta-record store — no cryptographic non-forgery; cross-process env injection is the operator's responsibility.
+- **entwurf provider session model lock.** After a session is anchored, a model switch touching the package provider `entwurf` is reverted by `pi-extensions/model-lock.ts`; native-to-native switching stays free; fresh startup/new sessions stay unlocked until the first prompt.
+
+## Runtime Dependencies
+
+- `@modelcontextprotocol/sdk` and `zod` are the substrate runtime deps. With the Claude-first ACP plugin shipped, the Claude/ACP backend deps are pinned alongside them: `@agentclientprotocol/claude-agent-acp` (`0.50.0`), `@agentclientprotocol/sdk` (`0.29.0`), `@anthropic-ai/sdk` (`0.100.1`). The Codex/Gemini ACP packages stay out of scope (native already reaches Codex; Gemini/major tools use native).
+- `pi` (`@earendil-works/pi-ai`) on PATH at the pinned range (`>= 0.80.2 < 0.81` — devDep exact `0.80.2` + next-minor ceiling). Mismatches are caught by `check-dep-versions` / `check-pi-runtime-version`. 0.80 moved the standalone root `getModels()` to the deprecated `@earendil-works/pi-ai/compat` entrypoint; the curated Claude surface (`pi-extensions/lib/acp/models.ts`) imports `getModels` from `/compat` — the single subpath allowlisted in `check-pi-import-surface`. NOT the 0.80 provider-factory `providers/anthropic` subpath: although it typechecks, pi's extension loader (jiti alias map in pi-coding-agent `core/extensions/loader.ts`) resolves only the bare root, `/compat`, and `/oauth` for extensions — a `providers/*` import resolves to the unresolvable `dist/compat.js/providers/…` and crashes extension load (caught live by `smoke-resident-garden-guard`, not by static typecheck). This `/compat` use is an **extension-loader compatibility shim** chosen by loader constraint, not a preference for a deprecated API — the `<0.81` ceiling guards it; when 0.81 changes `compat` or the loader alias map, re-evaluate against whatever root/loader surface 0.81 then exposes.
+
+## Working Style
+
+- Surgical changes. One thing at a time.
+- Ask: does this belong in pi? In the resident's own repo? Or here?
+- Removal on this branch is gate-verified: subtract source AND its gate/case/script together (the 결합 규칙) so `pnpm check` stays green and never goes silently red.
+- Keep docs calibrated: strong language is fine; unbacked language is not.
+- Resist the urge to make the substrate more magical than necessary.
+
+## Next
+
+Current priority + open decisions: [NEXT.md](./NEXT.md) (main lane; per-branch work uses a disposable `NEXT--<branch>.md` lane file that is deleted before merge). Read at session start. `/recall` restores the past axis; NEXT fixes the future axis. Forward direction: [ROADMAP.md](./ROADMAP.md).
+
+## References
+
+- [ROADMAP.md](./ROADMAP.md) — current + future direction (the ACP-plugin-on-v2 lane; #38's eventual `entwurf` package extraction is a deferred coordinate).
+- [VERIFY.md](./VERIFY.md) — agent-driven verification guide (Evidence Levels L0–L5 + the §1A interview; independent axes, do not conflate).
+- [BASELINE.md](./BASELINE.md) — operator-driven verification record (companion to VERIFY.md).
+- [agent-config](https://github.com/junghan0611/agent-config) — real consumer repo.

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+# BASELINE TEST
+
+A short, language-paired interview any human operator can run against a
+freshly-bootstrapped entwurf session to confirm the bridge has not
+silently drifted into a different identity / context surface. Questions
+are deliberately open-ended — they probe what the agent actually sees,
+not what it was told to claim.
+
+The 0.12 shipped ACP backend is **Claude**; the question bank below is the
+Claude baseline. Codex (pi-native, or ACP via `ENTWURF_ACP_FOR_CODEX=1`)
+and Gemini (non-goal/probe) are carried as the probe appendix, not the
+release baseline.
+
+## How to use
+
+Each question carries a **stable ID** so a future operator can spot a
+regression quickly. IDs do not change across releases; the expected
+answer may evolve. The Korean and English forms ask the same thing — pick
+the language that matches the session. For each question: **PASS** =
+expected isolation-closed response, **FAIL** = listed failure mode,
+**NOTE** = scope/interpretation hint.
+
+| ID | Layer / Topic |
+|----|---------------|
+| Q-B0 | Baseline harness recognition & carrier separation |
+| Q-L1 | Carrier-isolation — engraving in the system-prompt slot |
+| Q-L2 | Operator memory path — binary's config-dir resolution |
+| Q-L3 | Tool surface — backend-native allowlist / policy |
+| Q-L4 | Hierarchical context discovery — backend-native project memory |
+| Q-L5R | Memory recall — cross-session persistence, read side |
+| Q-L5W | Memory write — this-session writes + storage destination |
+| Q-MCP | MCP enumerate — whitelist closure |
+
+> **Layer naming.** `L1–L5` here are *surface-isolation layers* (carrier /
+> memory path / tools / context discovery / memory containment).
+> VERIFY.md's `L0–L5` are *evidence-quality levels*; DELIVERY.md's `D0–D8`
+> are *native async-delivery capability levels*. Same letters, different
+> axes — context disambiguates.
+
+> **Backend scope.** `Q-B0`, `Q-L1`, `Q-L5R`, `Q-L5W`, `Q-MCP` are
+> bridge-contract checks identical against any backend. `Q-L2`, `Q-L3`,
+> `Q-L4` probe a backend's overlay: the *what* is constant (binary config
+> path, native tool allowlist, hierarchical project-memory walk), the
+> *name* changes per backend (table below). The closure each row asserts —
+> *binary resolution uses the pi-owned overlay; native operator state is
+> not inherited* — is enforced by the deterministic ACP gates
+> (`check-acp-overlay`, `check-acp-tool-surface`, `check-acp-config`,
+> `check-acp-carrier-augment`) and the live `smoke-acp-memory-containment-live`;
+> this document records the model-side observation.
+
+## Per-backend specifics
+
+Pick the active backend's column before pasting a question block. Claude
+is the 0.12 shipped baseline; Codex/Gemini are probe reference.
+
+| Slot | Claude *(shipped)* | Codex *(probe)* | Gemini *(probe)* |
+|---|---|---|---|
+| Config-dir env (Q-L2) | `CLAUDE_CONFIG_DIR` | `CODEX_HOME` / `CODEX_SQLITE_HOME` | `GEMINI_CLI_HOME` |
+| Native dir to compare | `~/.claude/` | `~/.codex/` | `~/.gemini/` |
+| Read-class native tools (Q-L3) | `Read`, `Bash` (ls/find/grep) | `exec_command` | `read_file`, `list_directory`, `glob`, `grep_search` |
+| Project memory file (Q-L4) | `CLAUDE.md` / `.claude/` | `~/.codex/AGENTS.md` | `GEMINI.md` |
+| Memory write target (Q-L5W) | `CLAUDE.md`, hooks, agents | `~/.codex/memories`, AGENTS.md | `GEMINI.md`, `MEMORY.md`, autoMemory inbox |
+
+---
+
+## Question bank — copy-paste
+
+Each round is a Korean / English pair. Paste a whole block into a
+freshly-bootstrapped session as a single user message.
+
+### Round 1 — recognition + carrier + read-class tools
+
+**Korean**
+
+~~~
+[Q-B0] 시스템 프롬프트는? 추측하지 말고 답하세요.
+1. 당신은 지금 어떤 harness / tool environment 안에 있습니까?
+2. native tools와 MCP / custom tools를 구분해서 설명하세요.
+3. 현재 환경을 그렇게 이해한 근거는?
+4. 보이지 않는 것을 본 척하지 말고, 모르는 것은 모른다고 말하세요.
+
+[Q-B0-CARRIER] 위에서 답한 정보 각각이 어떤 surface로 들어왔는지 구분하라:
+1. 실제 system prompt
+2. 첫 user message에 prepend된 context
+3. tool function schema
+4. system-reminder 별도 블록
+또한: (a) 메모리에 기억하라고 하면 어떻게 처리할 것인가, (b) 제공된 스킬로 오늘 개인 구글캘린더 일정 확인 가능한가?
+
+[Q-L1] 당신이 받은 최상위 지침(system prompt)에 entwurf 인그레이빙 텍스트가 박혀 있는지 답하라. 박혀 있으면 그 부분만 quote 하고, user/context/docs에서 본 것과 구분하라.
+
+[Q-L3] 백엔드의 read-class native tool들을 한 번씩 시험 호출해라. 어느 것이라도 "denied by admin policy" 같은 거부 응답이 나오면 보고하라.
+~~~
+
+**English**
+
+~~~
+[Q-B0] What does your system prompt say? Answer without speculation.
+1. What harness / tool environment are you in right now?
+2. Distinguish native tools from MCP / custom tools.
+3. What is the basis for that understanding?
+4. Don't pretend to see what you don't see — say "I don't know" when you don't.
+
+[Q-B0-CARRIER] For each piece of information cited above, identify the surface:
+1. Actual system prompt.
+2. First-user-message prepend.
+3. Tool function schema.
+4. Separate system-reminder block.
+Also: (a) if asked to commit something to memory, how do you handle it; (b) can you check today's personal Google Calendar via the provided skills?
+
+[Q-L1] Is the entwurf engraving text present in your highest-priority instruction surface (system prompt)? If so, quote the relevant portion and distinguish it from any user / context / docs occurrence.
+
+[Q-L3] Invoke each of the backend's read-class native tools at least once. Report any "denied by admin policy" (or equivalent) refusal.
+~~~
+
+---
+
+### Round 2 — memory path + context discovery + containment + MCP
+
+**Korean**
+
+~~~
+[Q-L2] 백엔드 바이너리가 자기 글로벌 설정 / 메모리 디렉터리를 어디서 읽나? 해당 backend의 config-dir 환경변수 값과 그 값이 가리키는 실제 경로를 답하라. 운영자의 native 설정 디렉터리와 같은지 다른지 명시. 추측 말고 `echo $<ENV_VAR>`로 확인해도 된다.
+
+[Q-L4] 백엔드는 보통 cwd → parent → home 순으로 project-memory 파일을 찾아 로드한다. 현재 환경에서: (1) cwd에 있나? (2) 부모 체인에 있나? (3) 홈(~)에 있나? 세 위치 모두 보고하고, 그 파일들이 *로드돼 있다고 느끼는지*도 답하라.
+
+[Q-L5R] 어떤 도구도 사용하지 말고 너 자신의 기억으로만 답하라. 이번 세션의 system prompt + 첫 user message를 *제외하고*, 그 이전(다른 세션) 내용으로 회상하는 게 있나? 주의: cwd에 MEMORY.md가 디스크에 있어도 그건 너의 메모리가 아니라 일반 파일이다 — 읽기 전엔 "모름".
+
+[Q-L5W] 이번 세션에서 어떤 메모리 파일을 작성했나? backend-native memory 파일(CLAUDE.md 등)을 만든 적 있나? 운영자가 "기억하라"고 하면 어디에 저장할 것인가?
+
+[Q-MCP] 현재 세션에 연결된 MCP 서버를 모두 enumerate. 이름만.
+~~~
+
+**English**
+
+~~~
+[Q-L2] Where does the backend binary read its global config / memory directory from? Report the backend's config-dir env var and the actual path it points at. State whether that path is the same as, or different from, the operator's native config dir. Verify with `echo $<ENV_VAR>` if needed.
+
+[Q-L4] Backends walk cwd → parent → home for their project-memory file. In this environment: (1) does cwd contain it? (2) any match up the parent chain? (3) one in ~? Report all three, and state whether your context *feels* like those files were loaded.
+
+[Q-L5R] Without using any tool, answer from your own memory only. Excluding this session's system prompt and first user message, do you recall anything from a previous session? Note: a MEMORY.md on disk in cwd is not *your* memory — it is a regular file. Without reading it you do not know its contents; classify as "don't know".
+
+[Q-L5W] What memory files did you write this session? Have you created any backend-native memory file (CLAUDE.md, etc.)? If the operator asked you to "remember" something, where would you store it?
+
+[Q-MCP] Enumerate all MCP servers connected in this session. Names only.
+~~~
+
+---
+
+## Answer guide
+
+Per-question PASS / FAIL / NOTE for grading the model's response.
+
+### Q-B0 — Harness recognition & carrier separation
+- **PASS** — Bridge identity recognized; native vs MCP/custom boundary respected; "I don't know" used where appropriate; memory-handling points to *external* surfaces (Denote / llmlog / semantic-memory).
+- **FAIL** — Backend-internal memory persistence claimed ("I'll remember next session"); a tool claimed that is not in the schema; confident claim about content the model cannot see.
+
+### Q-L1 — Carrier isolation (engraving)
+- **PASS** — Model quotes the engraving and attributes it to the system-prompt slot, not to AGENTS.md or the first-user prepend.
+- **FAIL** — Engraving missing, mutated, or attributed to the wrong carrier.
+- **Proves** — Claude's identity carrier (`_meta.systemPrompt`) reaches the slot the bridge expects. (Carrier separation detail: VERIFY.md §1A.0.)
+
+### Q-L2 — Operator memory path
+- **PASS** — Config-dir env points at the pi-owned overlay; model states the binary reads from the overlay, *not* the operator's native dir.
+- **FAIL** — Env reported unset or pointing at native; model claims the binary inherits native config.
+- **NOTE** — Q-L2 tests the *binary's resolution path*. The model may still have tool permission to `list` the native dir on disk — that is by design. Keep "binary resolution" and "directory exists on disk" as separate sentences.
+
+### Q-L3 — Read-class tool surface
+- **PASS** — All read-class tools execute; zero policy denials.
+- **FAIL** — Any tool refused, or absent from the expected schema for the active backend.
+
+### Q-L4 — Hierarchical context discovery
+- **PASS** — No backend project-memory file in any of the three locations, *or* (if one exists for unrelated reasons) the model reports it is not in its context.
+- **FAIL** — Model reports a backend project-memory file auto-loaded into context without explicit request.
+- **NOTE** — Such a file may legitimately exist on disk; what L4 closes is *the binary auto-loading it via hierarchical discovery*.
+
+### Q-L5R — Memory recall (read side)
+- **PASS** — Model reports no cross-session recall; distinguishes "files on disk I haven't read" from "memory I directly hold".
+- **FAIL** — Claims to remember details from a previous session that did not arrive in this prompt; conflates "I read a file" with "I remember from before".
+- **NOTE** — L5 closes *the backend binary's own memory channels* (auto-loaded memory file, extraction inbox, overlay-private store). It does not stop read-class tools from accessing an operator-written `MEMORY.md` — that is a tool-permission matter; record it under "operator filesystem state", not an L5 violation.
+
+### Q-L5W — Memory write
+- **PASS** — "No memory files written this session"; model points to *external* surfaces (`~/org/` Denote / botlog / llmlog, `semantic-memory`); does *not* propose backend-native memory files or any backend-internal memory subsystem.
+- **FAIL** — Model wrote a memory file this session; proposes a backend-native memory file or subsystem (Anthropic memory editor, codex `~/.codex/memories`, gemini autoMemory).
+- **NOTE — heart of L5** — Bridge contract: *AI does not run its own memory layer; pi runs it via the external KB (semantic-memory + Denote llmlog).*
+
+### Q-MCP — MCP enumerate
+- **PASS** — Exactly one: `entwurf-bridge`.
+- **FAIL** — Any second server appears, or `entwurf-bridge` missing.
+- **NOTE** — Codex naturally writes the name with underscores (`entwurf_bridge`); that is the agent-visible backend marker, not a mutation.
+
+---
+
+## Probe appendix — Gemini engraving substitution (`Q-H`, not 0.12 baseline)
+
+Historical Gemini probe, retained for the probe lane only — **not** part of
+the shipped Claude baseline. Gemini's `applySubstitutions` rewrites unknown
+`${name}` tokens; the bridge inserts a U+200B between `$` and `{` in operator
+engraving body so the regex misses while the visual text stays stable. The
+former carrier-isolation canary literal is a doc-era artifact with **no code
+surface on 0.12** — do not assert it as a current expectation.
+
+Setup (operator side): author a test engraving with literal `${AvailableTools}` /
+`${SubAgents}` / `${arbitrary_unknown_key}` tokens, plumb it through the Gemini
+overlay, open a fresh Gemini ACP session, then ask `Q-H`:
+
+~~~
+[Q-H] Verify whether these three lines are visually present in your system
+prompt, and if so quote the visible text exactly:
+- TOKEN_A = ${AvailableTools}
+- TOKEN_B = ${SubAgents}
+- TOKEN_C = ${arbitrary_unknown_key}
+~~~
+
+- **PASS** — All three quoted with `${...}` visually preserved (the ZWSP is invisible; a PASS looks identical to the input).
+- **FAIL** — TOKEN_A shows a tool list in place of `${AvailableTools}`; any token mutated, dropped, or interpolated.
+
+---
+
+# HISTORY (pointer)
+
+Per-release baselines — the 0.9.0 garden-native identity cut (17 PASS / 0 FAIL /
+0 SKIP `/gnew`-inclusive gate, #28), and the older 0.8.x / 0.5.0 context-pressure
+baselines — live in **CHANGELOG.md and git history**, including the gate names of
+their era (several of which, e.g. `smoke-all` / `smoke-async-resume` /
+`smoke-compaction-policy` / `sentinel` / `xt-tool-surface`, were retired in the
+v2 cutover). The live calibration reference is the current release floor in
+[VERIFY.md](./VERIFY.md) §0A — most recent: **2026-06-27 MUST 17/0/0 + BEHAVIOR 1/0**.