open-research-protocol 0.4.16 → 0.4.18

package/cli/orp.py

@@ -8940,7 +8940,7 @@ def _about_payload() -> dict[str, Any]:
             "Frontier control is a built-in ORP ability exposed through `orp frontier ...`, separating the exact live point, the exact active milestone, the near structured checklist, and the farther major-version stack.",
             "Agent modes are lightweight optional overlays for taste, perspective shifts, and fresh movement; `orp mode nudge sleek-minimal-progressive --json` gives agents a deterministic reminder they can call on when they want a deeper, wider, top-down, or rotated lens without changing ORP's core artifact boundaries.",
             "Project/session linking is a built-in ORP ability exposed through `orp link ...` and stored machine-locally under `.git/orp/link/`.",
-            "Hosted secret inventory remains the canonical source of truth, while the local macOS Keychain cache is inspectable and usable through `orp secrets list`, `orp secrets ensure`, `orp secrets keychain-list`, `orp secrets sync-keychain`, and `orp secrets resolve --local-first`.",
+            "Secrets are easiest to understand as saved keys and tokens: humans usually run `orp secrets add ...` and paste the value at the prompt, agents usually pipe the value with `--value-stdin`, and local macOS Keychain caching plus hosted sync are optional layers on top.",
             "Machine runner identity, heartbeat, hosted sync, prompt-job execution, and lease control are built into ORP through `orp runner status`, `orp runner enable`, `orp runner disable`, `orp runner heartbeat`, `orp runner sync`, `orp runner work`, `orp runner cancel`, and `orp runner retry`.",
             "Repo governance is built into ORP through `orp init`, `orp status`, `orp branch start`, `orp checkpoint create`, `orp backup`, `orp ready`, `orp doctor`, and `orp cleanup`.",
             "Hosted workspace operations are built directly into ORP under `orp workspaces ...`, plus the linked auth/ideas/feature/world/checkpoint/agent surfaces.",
@@ -9046,11 +9046,11 @@ def _home_payload(repo_root: Path, config_arg: str) -> dict[str, Any]:
             "command": "orp workspace list",
         },
         {
-            "label": "Print exact copyable crash-recovery commands for the main workspace",
+            "label": "Inspect saved paths and exact recovery commands for the main workspace",
             "command": "orp workspace tabs main",
         },
         {
-            "label": "Add a new provider key interactively when you need one",
+            "label": "Save a new API key or token interactively when you need one",
             "command": 'orp secrets add --alias <alias> --label "<label>" --provider <provider>',
         },
         {
@@ -9076,10 +9076,6 @@ def _home_payload(repo_root: Path, config_arg: str) -> dict[str, Any]:
             "label": "Inspect the saved workspace ledger inventory",
             "command": "orp workspace list",
         },
-        {
-            "label": "Print exact copyable crash-recovery commands for the main workspace",
-            "command": "orp workspace tabs main",
-        },
         {
             "label": "Inspect the saved tabs in the main workspace ledger",
             "command": "orp workspace tabs main",
@@ -9113,11 +9109,11 @@ def _home_payload(repo_root: Path, config_arg: str) -> dict[str, Any]:
             "command": "orp workspaces list --json",
         },
         {
-            "label": "Inspect the global ORP secret inventory",
+            "label": "Inspect saved keys and tokens already known to ORP",
             "command": "orp secrets list --json",
         },
         {
-            "label": "Reuse a saved provider key or prompt for it and save it for this project",
+            "label": "Reuse a saved key or prompt for it and save it for this project",
             "command": "orp secrets ensure --alias <alias> --provider <provider> --current-project --json",
         },
         {
@@ -9408,11 +9404,11 @@ def _home_payload(repo_root: Path, config_arg: str) -> dict[str, Any]:
             },
             {
                 "id": "secrets",
-                "description": "Saved API keys and tokens, with create-if-missing flows, optional local macOS Keychain caching, and project-scoped resolution.",
+                "description": "Saved API keys and tokens, with an interactive human flow, a stdin agent flow, optional local macOS Keychain caching, and optional hosted sync.",
                 "entrypoints": [
                     "orp secrets list --json",
                     "orp secrets show <alias-or-id> --json",
-                    "orp secrets add --alias <alias> --provider <provider> --current-project",
+                    'orp secrets add --alias <alias> --label "<label>" --provider <provider>',
                     "orp secrets ensure --alias <alias> --provider <provider> --current-project --json",
                     "orp secrets keychain-list --json",
                     "orp secrets keychain-show <alias-or-id> --json",
@@ -9614,14 +9610,34 @@ def _render_home_screen(payload: dict[str, Any]) -> str:
     lines.append("")
     lines.append("Command Families")
     if isinstance(abilities, list) and abilities:
-        for row in abilities:
+        ability_map = {
+            str(row.get("id", "")).strip(): row
+            for row in abilities
+            if isinstance(row, dict) and str(row.get("id", "")).strip()
+        }
+        visible_ability_ids = [
+            "workspace",
+            "secrets",
+            "governance",
+            "frontier",
+            "schedule",
+            "modes",
+            "hosted",
+            "discover",
+        ]
+        shown = 0
+        for ability_id in visible_ability_ids:
+            row = ability_map.get(ability_id)
             if not isinstance(row, dict):
                 continue
-            ability_id = str(row.get("id", "")).strip()
             desc = _truncate(str(row.get("description", "")).strip())
             lines.append(f"  - {ability_id}")
             if desc:
                 lines.append(f"    {desc}")
+            shown += 1
+        remaining = max(len(ability_map) - shown, 0)
+        if remaining:
+            lines.append(f"  - ... and {remaining} more in `orp about --json`")
 
     lines.append("")
     lines.append("Collaboration")
@@ -9652,7 +9668,7 @@ def _render_home_screen(payload: dict[str, Any]) -> str:
     lines.append("")
     lines.append("Quick Actions")
     if isinstance(quick_actions, list):
-        for row in quick_actions[:14]:
+        for row in quick_actions[:10]:
             if not isinstance(row, dict):
                 continue
             label = str(row.get("label", "")).strip()
@@ -9661,7 +9677,7 @@ def _render_home_screen(payload: dict[str, Any]) -> str:
                 continue
             lines.append(f"  - {label}")
             lines.append(f"    {command}")
-        remaining = max(len(quick_actions) - 14, 0)
+        remaining = max(len(quick_actions) - 10, 0)
         if remaining:
             lines.append(f"  - ... and {remaining} more in `orp home --json`")
 
@@ -18544,10 +18560,31 @@ def build_parser() -> argparse.ArgumentParser:
     add_json_flag(s_youtube_inspect)
     s_youtube_inspect.set_defaults(func=cmd_youtube_inspect, json_output=False)
 
-    s_secrets = sub.add_parser("secrets", help="Hosted secret store and project binding operations")
+    s_secrets = sub.add_parser(
+        "secrets",
+        help="Save and reuse API keys and tokens locally, with optional hosted sync",
+        description=(
+            "ORP secrets are easiest to understand as saved keys and tokens.\n\n"
+            "Human flow:\n"
+            "  1. Run `orp secrets add ...`\n"
+            "  2. Paste the value when ORP prompts `Secret value:`\n"
+            "  3. Later run `orp secrets list` or `orp secrets resolve ...`\n\n"
+            "Agent flow:\n"
+            "  - Pipe the value with `--value-stdin` instead of typing it interactively.\n\n"
+            "Local macOS Keychain caching and hosted sync are optional layers on top."
+        ),
+        epilog=(
+            "Examples:\n"
+            "  orp secrets add --alias openai-primary --label \"OpenAI Primary\" --provider openai\n"
+            "  printf '%s' 'sk-...' | orp secrets add --alias openai-primary --label \"OpenAI Primary\" --provider openai --value-stdin\n"
+            "  orp secrets list\n"
+            "  orp secrets resolve openai-primary --reveal"
+        ),
+        formatter_class=argparse.RawTextHelpFormatter,
+    )
     secrets_sub = s_secrets.add_subparsers(dest="secrets_cmd", required=True)
 
-    s_secrets_list = secrets_sub.add_parser("list", help="List hosted secrets for the current user")
+    s_secrets_list = secrets_sub.add_parser("list", help="List saved secrets known to ORP")
     s_secrets_list.add_argument("--provider", default="", help="Optional provider filter")
     add_secret_scope_flags(s_secrets_list)
     s_secrets_list.add_argument(
@@ -18559,13 +18596,16 @@ def build_parser() -> argparse.ArgumentParser:
     add_json_flag(s_secrets_list)
     s_secrets_list.set_defaults(func=cmd_secrets_list, json_output=False)
 
-    s_secrets_show = secrets_sub.add_parser("show", help="Show one hosted secret by alias or id")
+    s_secrets_show = secrets_sub.add_parser("show", help="Show one saved secret by alias or id")
     s_secrets_show.add_argument("secret_ref", help="Secret alias or id")
     add_base_url_flag(s_secrets_show)
     add_json_flag(s_secrets_show)
     s_secrets_show.set_defaults(func=cmd_secrets_show, json_output=False)
 
-    s_secrets_add = secrets_sub.add_parser("add", help="Create a hosted secret")
+    s_secrets_add = secrets_sub.add_parser(
+        "add",
+        help="Save a new secret; ORP prompts for the value unless you pass --value-stdin",
+    )
     s_secrets_add.add_argument("--alias", required=True, help="Stable secret alias")
     s_secrets_add.add_argument("--label", required=True, help="Human label for the secret")
     s_secrets_add.add_argument("--provider", required=True, help="Provider slug, for example openai")
@@ -18596,7 +18636,7 @@ def build_parser() -> argparse.ArgumentParser:
 
     s_secrets_ensure = secrets_sub.add_parser(
         "ensure",
-        help="Use an existing hosted secret by alias or create it and bind it when missing",
+        help="Reuse a saved secret or prompt for it and save it when missing",
     )
     s_secrets_ensure.add_argument("--alias", required=True, help="Stable secret alias")
     s_secrets_ensure.add_argument("--label", default="", help="Human label for create-if-missing flows")
@@ -18637,7 +18677,7 @@ def build_parser() -> argparse.ArgumentParser:
 
     s_secrets_keychain_list = secrets_sub.add_parser(
         "keychain-list",
-        help="List locally cached macOS Keychain secrets known to ORP on this machine",
+        help="List local macOS Keychain copies known to ORP on this machine",
     )
     s_secrets_keychain_list.add_argument("--provider", default="", help="Optional provider filter")
     add_secret_scope_flags(s_secrets_keychain_list)
@@ -18646,7 +18686,7 @@ def build_parser() -> argparse.ArgumentParser:
 
     s_secrets_keychain_show = secrets_sub.add_parser(
         "keychain-show",
-        help="Show one locally cached macOS Keychain secret by alias or id",
+        help="Show one local macOS Keychain copy by alias or id",
     )
     s_secrets_keychain_show.add_argument("secret_ref", help="Secret alias or id")
     s_secrets_keychain_show.add_argument(
@@ -18659,7 +18699,7 @@ def build_parser() -> argparse.ArgumentParser:
 
     s_secrets_sync_keychain = secrets_sub.add_parser(
         "sync-keychain",
-        help="Sync hosted secrets into the local macOS Keychain",
+        help="Copy one saved secret into the local macOS Keychain",
     )
     s_secrets_sync_keychain.add_argument("secret_ref", nargs="?", default="", help="Optional secret alias or id")
     s_secrets_sync_keychain.add_argument("--provider", default="", help="Provider slug for project-scoped sync")
@@ -18673,7 +18713,7 @@ def build_parser() -> argparse.ArgumentParser:
     add_json_flag(s_secrets_sync_keychain)
     s_secrets_sync_keychain.set_defaults(func=cmd_secrets_sync_keychain, json_output=False)
 
-    s_secrets_update = secrets_sub.add_parser("update", help="Update one hosted secret")
+    s_secrets_update = secrets_sub.add_parser("update", help="Update one saved secret")
     s_secrets_update.add_argument("secret_ref", help="Secret alias or id")
     s_secrets_update.add_argument("--alias", default=None, help="New alias")
     s_secrets_update.add_argument("--label", default=None, help="New label")
@@ -18702,13 +18742,13 @@ def build_parser() -> argparse.ArgumentParser:
     add_json_flag(s_secrets_update)
     s_secrets_update.set_defaults(func=cmd_secrets_update, json_output=False)
 
-    s_secrets_archive = secrets_sub.add_parser("archive", help="Archive one hosted secret")
+    s_secrets_archive = secrets_sub.add_parser("archive", help="Archive one saved secret")
     s_secrets_archive.add_argument("secret_ref", help="Secret alias or id")
     add_base_url_flag(s_secrets_archive)
     add_json_flag(s_secrets_archive)
     s_secrets_archive.set_defaults(func=cmd_secrets_archive, json_output=False)
 
-    s_secrets_bind = secrets_sub.add_parser("bind", help="Bind one secret to a hosted project/world")
+    s_secrets_bind = secrets_sub.add_parser("bind", help="Bind one saved secret to a hosted project/world")
     s_secrets_bind.add_argument("secret_ref", help="Secret alias or id")
     add_secret_scope_flags(s_secrets_bind)
     s_secrets_bind.add_argument("--purpose", default="", help="Optional project usage note")
@@ -18729,7 +18769,7 @@ def build_parser() -> argparse.ArgumentParser:
 
     s_secrets_resolve = secrets_sub.add_parser(
         "resolve",
-        help="Resolve one hosted secret by alias/id or by provider plus project scope",
+        help="Resolve one saved secret by alias/id or by provider plus project scope",
     )
     s_secrets_resolve.add_argument("secret_ref", nargs="?", default="", help="Optional secret alias or id")
     s_secrets_resolve.add_argument("--provider", default="", help="Provider slug for project-scoped resolution")

package/docs/ORP_LINK_RUNNER_PLAN.md

@@ -243,10 +243,10 @@ Behavior:
 
 Formal schemas live in:
 
-- [link-project.schema.json](/Users/codymitchell/Documents/code/orp/spec/v1/link-project.schema.json)
-- [link-session.schema.json](/Users/codymitchell/Documents/code/orp/spec/v1/link-session.schema.json)
-- [runner-machine.schema.json](/Users/codymitchell/Documents/code/orp/spec/v1/runner-machine.schema.json)
-- [runner-runtime.schema.json](/Users/codymitchell/Documents/code/orp/spec/v1/runner-runtime.schema.json)
+- [link-project.schema.json](../spec/v1/link-project.schema.json)
+- [link-session.schema.json](../spec/v1/link-session.schema.json)
+- [runner-machine.schema.json](../spec/v1/runner-machine.schema.json)
+- [runner-runtime.schema.json](../spec/v1/runner-runtime.schema.json)
 
 Planned file locations and schema usage:
 
@@ -454,14 +454,14 @@ The CLI and Rust app now share one client-side project/session/runner contract,
 - [x] Add route/helper logging for failed poll/start/complete flows, lease mismatches, missing-routeable-session failures, and repeated retry patterns.
 - [x] Surface runner health in the Rust desktop app so operators can see online/syncing/working/error states locally.
 - [x] Add an internal rollout and recovery runbook:
-  - [RUNNER_INTERNAL_OPERATIONS.md](/Users/codymitchell/Documents/code/orp/docs/RUNNER_INTERNAL_OPERATIONS.md)
+  - [RUNNER_INTERNAL_OPERATIONS.md](./RUNNER_INTERNAL_OPERATIONS.md)
 - [x] Deploy the hosted runner backend changes to the real internal environment.
 - [x] Run a live internal smoke on deployed infrastructure.
   - Completed on March 16, 2026 against `https://orp.earth`.
   - Verified `orp link project bind`, `orp link session register`, `orp runner enable`, `orp runner sync`, `orp checkpoint queue`, `orp runner work --once`, and `orp agent work --once`.
   - Confirmed the production `orp` checkpoint job `78cd459a-fc0b-451b-af06-be2d27379169` completed successfully and produced checkpoint response `41087b8b-9556-4ec1-90c6-eefb69bac585`.
 - [x] Add and verify a reusable Rust-side smoke harness for the desktop wrapper path.
-  - Implemented at [runner_smoke.rs](/Users/codymitchell/Documents/code/orp-rust/src/bin/runner_smoke.rs).
+  - Implemented in the companion Rust workspace at `orp-rust/src/bin/runner_smoke.rs`.
   - Verified on March 16, 2026 against `https://orp.earth`.
   - Confirmed Rust-side smoke job `853a55f9-b0e5-42f7-8f2f-cdc8db1a354c` completed successfully and produced checkpoint response `6b5aee77-f176-4249-a127-978b987da946`.
 

package/docs/ORP_PUBLIC_LAUNCH_CHECKLIST.md

@@ -51,7 +51,7 @@ Use this checklist when releasing ORP as the unified public CLI and product surf
   - `orp agent work --once --json` remains available as the compatibility path
 - Confirm the checkpoint response lands back in the hosted workspace.
 - Confirm the hosted operator console reflects the same lifecycle at `/dashboard/admin/runners`.
-- Use [RUNNER_INTERNAL_OPERATIONS.md](/Users/codymitchell/Documents/code/orp/docs/RUNNER_INTERNAL_OPERATIONS.md) for the internal rollout and recovery flow.
+- Use [RUNNER_INTERNAL_OPERATIONS.md](./RUNNER_INTERNAL_OPERATIONS.md) for the internal rollout and recovery flow.
 
 ## 4. Package release
 
@@ -89,4 +89,4 @@ Use this checklist when releasing ORP as the unified public CLI and product surf
 - Keep the web app and CLI rollout loosely coupled.
 - Launch the ORP CLI first if the web app/domain transition is still in progress.
 - Do not change domain, auth, runner, and package names all in one step unless all staging checks are green.
-- Follow [ORP_WEB_DOMAIN_TRANSITION_PLAN.md](/Users/codymitchell/Documents/code/orp/docs/ORP_WEB_DOMAIN_TRANSITION_PLAN.md) for the hosted cutover sequence.
+- Follow [ORP_WEB_DOMAIN_TRANSITION_PLAN.md](./ORP_WEB_DOMAIN_TRANSITION_PLAN.md) for the hosted cutover sequence.

package/docs/ORP_REASONING_KERNEL_AGENT_PILOT.md

@@ -5,12 +5,12 @@ the ORP Reasoning Kernel.
 
 Supporting artifact:
 
-- [docs/benchmarks/orp_reasoning_kernel_agent_pilot_v0_1.json](/Volumes/Code_2TB/code/orp/docs/benchmarks/orp_reasoning_kernel_agent_pilot_v0_1.json)
+- [docs/benchmarks/orp_reasoning_kernel_agent_pilot_v0_1.json](./benchmarks/orp_reasoning_kernel_agent_pilot_v0_1.json)
 
 Supporting corpus and harness:
 
-- [examples/kernel/comparison/comparison-corpus.json](/Volumes/Code_2TB/code/orp/examples/kernel/comparison/comparison-corpus.json)
-- [scripts/orp-kernel-agent-pilot.py](/Volumes/Code_2TB/code/orp/scripts/orp-kernel-agent-pilot.py)
+- [examples/kernel/comparison/comparison-corpus.json](../examples/kernel/comparison/comparison-corpus.json)
+- [scripts/orp-kernel-agent-pilot.py](../scripts/orp-kernel-agent-pilot.py)
 
 ## What This Pilot Measures
 

package/docs/ORP_REASONING_KERNEL_AGENT_REPLICATION.md

@@ -5,11 +5,11 @@ pilot for the live ORP kernel agent evaluation.
 
 Supporting artifact:
 
-- [docs/benchmarks/orp_reasoning_kernel_agent_replication_v0_2.json](/Volumes/Code_2TB/code/orp/docs/benchmarks/orp_reasoning_kernel_agent_replication_v0_2.json)
+- [docs/benchmarks/orp_reasoning_kernel_agent_replication_v0_2.json](./benchmarks/orp_reasoning_kernel_agent_replication_v0_2.json)
 
 Supporting harness:
 
-- [scripts/orp-kernel-agent-replication.py](/Volumes/Code_2TB/code/orp/scripts/orp-kernel-agent-replication.py)
+- [scripts/orp-kernel-agent-replication.py](../scripts/orp-kernel-agent-replication.py)
 
 The harness now supports:
 

package/docs/ORP_REASONING_KERNEL_CANONICAL_CONTINUATION_PILOT.md

@@ -5,11 +5,11 @@ for the ORP Reasoning Kernel.
 
 Supporting artifact:
 
-- [docs/benchmarks/orp_reasoning_kernel_canonical_continuation_v0_1.json](/Volumes/Code_2TB/code/orp/docs/benchmarks/orp_reasoning_kernel_canonical_continuation_v0_1.json)
+- [docs/benchmarks/orp_reasoning_kernel_canonical_continuation_v0_1.json](./benchmarks/orp_reasoning_kernel_canonical_continuation_v0_1.json)
 
 Supporting harness:
 
-- [scripts/orp-kernel-canonical-continuation.py](/Volumes/Code_2TB/code/orp/scripts/orp-kernel-canonical-continuation.py)
+- [scripts/orp-kernel-canonical-continuation.py](../scripts/orp-kernel-canonical-continuation.py)
 
 ## What This Pilot Measures
 

package/docs/ORP_REASONING_KERNEL_COMPARISON_PILOT.md

@@ -9,12 +9,12 @@ artifact styles:
 
 Supporting artifact:
 
-- [docs/benchmarks/orp_reasoning_kernel_comparison_v0_1.json](/Volumes/Code_2TB/code/orp/docs/benchmarks/orp_reasoning_kernel_comparison_v0_1.json)
+- [docs/benchmarks/orp_reasoning_kernel_comparison_v0_1.json](./benchmarks/orp_reasoning_kernel_comparison_v0_1.json)
 
 Supporting corpus and harness:
 
-- [examples/kernel/comparison/comparison-corpus.json](/Volumes/Code_2TB/code/orp/examples/kernel/comparison/comparison-corpus.json)
-- [scripts/orp-kernel-comparison.py](/Volumes/Code_2TB/code/orp/scripts/orp-kernel-comparison.py)
+- [examples/kernel/comparison/comparison-corpus.json](../examples/kernel/comparison/comparison-corpus.json)
+- [scripts/orp-kernel-comparison.py](../scripts/orp-kernel-comparison.py)
 
 ## What This Pilot Measures
 
@@ -91,7 +91,7 @@ This pilot does **not** prove that the kernel:
 - is universally superior across all teams or domains
 
 Those still require the larger studies in
-[docs/ORP_REASONING_KERNEL_EVALUATION_PLAN.md](/Volumes/Code_2TB/code/orp/docs/ORP_REASONING_KERNEL_EVALUATION_PLAN.md).
+[docs/ORP_REASONING_KERNEL_EVALUATION_PLAN.md](./ORP_REASONING_KERNEL_EVALUATION_PLAN.md).
 
 ## Why The Scoring Is Structured This Way
 

package/docs/ORP_REASONING_KERNEL_CONTINUATION_PILOT.md

@@ -5,15 +5,15 @@ Reasoning Kernel.
 
 Supporting artifact:
 
-- [docs/benchmarks/orp_reasoning_kernel_continuation_v0_1.json](/Volumes/Code_2TB/code/orp/docs/benchmarks/orp_reasoning_kernel_continuation_v0_1.json)
+- [docs/benchmarks/orp_reasoning_kernel_continuation_v0_1.json](./benchmarks/orp_reasoning_kernel_continuation_v0_1.json)
 
 Supporting harness:
 
-- [scripts/orp-kernel-continuation-pilot.py](/Volumes/Code_2TB/code/orp/scripts/orp-kernel-continuation-pilot.py)
+- [scripts/orp-kernel-continuation-pilot.py](../scripts/orp-kernel-continuation-pilot.py)
 
 Related harder benchmark:
 
-- [docs/ORP_REASONING_KERNEL_CANONICAL_CONTINUATION_PILOT.md](/Volumes/Code_2TB/code/orp/docs/ORP_REASONING_KERNEL_CANONICAL_CONTINUATION_PILOT.md)
+- [docs/ORP_REASONING_KERNEL_CANONICAL_CONTINUATION_PILOT.md](./ORP_REASONING_KERNEL_CANONICAL_CONTINUATION_PILOT.md)
 
 ## What This Pilot Measures
 

package/docs/ORP_REASONING_KERNEL_EVALUATION_PLAN.md

@@ -13,14 +13,14 @@ to:
 
 Supporting references:
 
-- [docs/ORP_REASONING_KERNEL_COMPARISON_PILOT.md](/Volumes/Code_2TB/code/orp/docs/ORP_REASONING_KERNEL_COMPARISON_PILOT.md)
-- [docs/ORP_REASONING_KERNEL_PICKUP_PILOT.md](/Volumes/Code_2TB/code/orp/docs/ORP_REASONING_KERNEL_PICKUP_PILOT.md)
-- [docs/ORP_REASONING_KERNEL_AGENT_PILOT.md](/Volumes/Code_2TB/code/orp/docs/ORP_REASONING_KERNEL_AGENT_PILOT.md)
-- [docs/ORP_REASONING_KERNEL_AGENT_REPLICATION.md](/Volumes/Code_2TB/code/orp/docs/ORP_REASONING_KERNEL_AGENT_REPLICATION.md)
-- [docs/ORP_REASONING_KERNEL_CONTINUATION_PILOT.md](/Volumes/Code_2TB/code/orp/docs/ORP_REASONING_KERNEL_CONTINUATION_PILOT.md)
-- [docs/ORP_REASONING_KERNEL_CANONICAL_CONTINUATION_PILOT.md](/Volumes/Code_2TB/code/orp/docs/ORP_REASONING_KERNEL_CANONICAL_CONTINUATION_PILOT.md)
-- [docs/ORP_REASONING_KERNEL_EVIDENCE_MATRIX.md](/Volumes/Code_2TB/code/orp/docs/ORP_REASONING_KERNEL_EVIDENCE_MATRIX.md)
-- [docs/ORP_REASONING_KERNEL_TECHNICAL_VALIDATION.md](/Volumes/Code_2TB/code/orp/docs/ORP_REASONING_KERNEL_TECHNICAL_VALIDATION.md)
+- [docs/ORP_REASONING_KERNEL_COMPARISON_PILOT.md](./ORP_REASONING_KERNEL_COMPARISON_PILOT.md)
+- [docs/ORP_REASONING_KERNEL_PICKUP_PILOT.md](./ORP_REASONING_KERNEL_PICKUP_PILOT.md)
+- [docs/ORP_REASONING_KERNEL_AGENT_PILOT.md](./ORP_REASONING_KERNEL_AGENT_PILOT.md)
+- [docs/ORP_REASONING_KERNEL_AGENT_REPLICATION.md](./ORP_REASONING_KERNEL_AGENT_REPLICATION.md)
+- [docs/ORP_REASONING_KERNEL_CONTINUATION_PILOT.md](./ORP_REASONING_KERNEL_CONTINUATION_PILOT.md)
+- [docs/ORP_REASONING_KERNEL_CANONICAL_CONTINUATION_PILOT.md](./ORP_REASONING_KERNEL_CANONICAL_CONTINUATION_PILOT.md)
+- [docs/ORP_REASONING_KERNEL_EVIDENCE_MATRIX.md](./ORP_REASONING_KERNEL_EVIDENCE_MATRIX.md)
+- [docs/ORP_REASONING_KERNEL_TECHNICAL_VALIDATION.md](./ORP_REASONING_KERNEL_TECHNICAL_VALIDATION.md)
 
 ## Evaluation Principles
 

package/docs/ORP_REASONING_KERNEL_EVIDENCE_MATRIX.md

@@ -13,13 +13,13 @@ stronger when we can say, precisely:
 
 Supporting references:
 
-- [docs/ORP_REASONING_KERNEL_V0_1.md](/Volumes/Code_2TB/code/orp/docs/ORP_REASONING_KERNEL_V0_1.md)
-- [docs/ORP_REASONING_KERNEL_TECHNICAL_VALIDATION.md](/Volumes/Code_2TB/code/orp/docs/ORP_REASONING_KERNEL_TECHNICAL_VALIDATION.md)
-- [docs/benchmarks/orp_reasoning_kernel_v0_1_validation.json](/Volumes/Code_2TB/code/orp/docs/benchmarks/orp_reasoning_kernel_v0_1_validation.json)
-- [docs/ORP_REASONING_KERNEL_AGENT_PILOT.md](/Volumes/Code_2TB/code/orp/docs/ORP_REASONING_KERNEL_AGENT_PILOT.md)
-- [docs/ORP_REASONING_KERNEL_AGENT_REPLICATION.md](/Volumes/Code_2TB/code/orp/docs/ORP_REASONING_KERNEL_AGENT_REPLICATION.md)
-- [docs/ORP_REASONING_KERNEL_CONTINUATION_PILOT.md](/Volumes/Code_2TB/code/orp/docs/ORP_REASONING_KERNEL_CONTINUATION_PILOT.md)
-- [docs/ORP_REASONING_KERNEL_CANONICAL_CONTINUATION_PILOT.md](/Volumes/Code_2TB/code/orp/docs/ORP_REASONING_KERNEL_CANONICAL_CONTINUATION_PILOT.md)
+- [docs/ORP_REASONING_KERNEL_V0_1.md](./ORP_REASONING_KERNEL_V0_1.md)
+- [docs/ORP_REASONING_KERNEL_TECHNICAL_VALIDATION.md](./ORP_REASONING_KERNEL_TECHNICAL_VALIDATION.md)
+- [docs/benchmarks/orp_reasoning_kernel_v0_1_validation.json](./benchmarks/orp_reasoning_kernel_v0_1_validation.json)
+- [docs/ORP_REASONING_KERNEL_AGENT_PILOT.md](./ORP_REASONING_KERNEL_AGENT_PILOT.md)
+- [docs/ORP_REASONING_KERNEL_AGENT_REPLICATION.md](./ORP_REASONING_KERNEL_AGENT_REPLICATION.md)
+- [docs/ORP_REASONING_KERNEL_CONTINUATION_PILOT.md](./ORP_REASONING_KERNEL_CONTINUATION_PILOT.md)
+- [docs/ORP_REASONING_KERNEL_CANONICAL_CONTINUATION_PILOT.md](./ORP_REASONING_KERNEL_CANONICAL_CONTINUATION_PILOT.md)
 
 ## Evidence Grades
 
@@ -41,24 +41,24 @@ the current kernel release.
 
 | Claim | Grade | Current Evidence | Why It Matters |
 | --- | --- | --- | --- |
-| ORP has a real typed kernel artifact surface. | A | [spec/v1/kernel.schema.json](/Volumes/Code_2TB/code/orp/spec/v1/kernel.schema.json), [cli/orp.py](/Volumes/Code_2TB/code/orp/cli/orp.py) | The kernel is not just prose. It is an enforceable CLI surface. |
-| `orp init` seeds a valid starter kernel artifact and validates it in the default flow. | A | [tests/test_orp_init.py](/Volumes/Code_2TB/code/orp/tests/test_orp_init.py), [docs/benchmarks/orp_reasoning_kernel_v0_1_validation.json](/Volumes/Code_2TB/code/orp/docs/benchmarks/orp_reasoning_kernel_v0_1_validation.json) | New repos get the kernel by default instead of needing manual adoption. |
-| All seven v0.1 artifact classes can scaffold and validate successfully. | A | [tests/test_orp_kernel.py](/Volumes/Code_2TB/code/orp/tests/test_orp_kernel.py), [docs/benchmarks/orp_reasoning_kernel_v0_1_validation.json](/Volumes/Code_2TB/code/orp/docs/benchmarks/orp_reasoning_kernel_v0_1_validation.json) | The kernel is broad enough for multiple project artifact types. |
-| Hard mode blocks invalid promotable artifacts. | A | [tests/test_orp_kernel.py](/Volumes/Code_2TB/code/orp/tests/test_orp_kernel.py), [docs/benchmarks/orp_reasoning_kernel_v0_1_validation.json](/Volumes/Code_2TB/code/orp/docs/benchmarks/orp_reasoning_kernel_v0_1_validation.json) | ORP can enforce structural promotion standards rather than only advising. |
-| Soft mode records invalidity without blocking work. | A | [tests/test_orp_kernel.py](/Volumes/Code_2TB/code/orp/tests/test_orp_kernel.py), [docs/benchmarks/orp_reasoning_kernel_v0_1_validation.json](/Volumes/Code_2TB/code/orp/docs/benchmarks/orp_reasoning_kernel_v0_1_validation.json) | ORP can stay fluid at intake while still surfacing missing structure. |
-| Existing `structure_kernel` gates remain compatible when no explicit kernel config is present. | A | [tests/test_orp_kernel.py](/Volumes/Code_2TB/code/orp/tests/test_orp_kernel.py), [docs/benchmarks/orp_reasoning_kernel_v0_1_validation.json](/Volumes/Code_2TB/code/orp/docs/benchmarks/orp_reasoning_kernel_v0_1_validation.json) | The kernel does not silently break earlier ORP configurations. |
-| One-shot local kernel CLI operations are within human-scale latency on the reference machine. | A | [scripts/orp-kernel-benchmark.py](/Volumes/Code_2TB/code/orp/scripts/orp-kernel-benchmark.py), [docs/benchmarks/orp_reasoning_kernel_v0_1_validation.json](/Volumes/Code_2TB/code/orp/docs/benchmarks/orp_reasoning_kernel_v0_1_validation.json) | The kernel is operationally lightweight enough to use during normal work. |
-| A small cross-domain reference corpus fits the current class set cleanly. | A | [examples/kernel/corpus](/Volumes/Code_2TB/code/orp/examples/kernel/corpus), [tests/test_orp_kernel_corpus.py](/Volumes/Code_2TB/code/orp/tests/test_orp_kernel_corpus.py), [docs/benchmarks/orp_reasoning_kernel_v0_1_validation.json](/Volumes/Code_2TB/code/orp/docs/benchmarks/orp_reasoning_kernel_v0_1_validation.json) | The kernel now has explicit cross-domain fit evidence, not only rationale. |
-| Each artifact class rejects a candidate when a required field is removed. | A | [tests/test_orp_kernel_corpus.py](/Volumes/Code_2TB/code/orp/tests/test_orp_kernel_corpus.py), [docs/benchmarks/orp_reasoning_kernel_v0_1_validation.json](/Volumes/Code_2TB/code/orp/docs/benchmarks/orp_reasoning_kernel_v0_1_validation.json) | Class-specific enforcement is directly proven instead of inferred from a subset of cases. |
-| The CLI validator stays aligned with the published kernel schema. | A | [tests/test_orp_kernel_corpus.py](/Volumes/Code_2TB/code/orp/tests/test_orp_kernel_corpus.py), [docs/benchmarks/orp_reasoning_kernel_v0_1_validation.json](/Volumes/Code_2TB/code/orp/docs/benchmarks/orp_reasoning_kernel_v0_1_validation.json) | The kernel no longer relies on an undocumented validator rule set drifting away from the schema. |
-| Equivalent YAML and JSON artifacts validate to the same semantic result. | A | [tests/test_orp_kernel_corpus.py](/Volumes/Code_2TB/code/orp/tests/test_orp_kernel_corpus.py), [docs/benchmarks/orp_reasoning_kernel_v0_1_validation.json](/Volumes/Code_2TB/code/orp/docs/benchmarks/orp_reasoning_kernel_v0_1_validation.json) | The protocol is representation-stable rather than format-sensitive. |
-| The validator rejects adversarial near-miss artifacts. | A | [tests/test_orp_kernel_corpus.py](/Volumes/Code_2TB/code/orp/tests/test_orp_kernel_corpus.py), [docs/benchmarks/orp_reasoning_kernel_v0_1_validation.json](/Volumes/Code_2TB/code/orp/docs/benchmarks/orp_reasoning_kernel_v0_1_validation.json) | The kernel is stronger against malformed or gameable inputs than before. |
-| On a matched internal comparison corpus, kernel artifacts outperform both free-form and generic checklist artifacts on structural scoring. | A | [docs/ORP_REASONING_KERNEL_COMPARISON_PILOT.md](/Volumes/Code_2TB/code/orp/docs/ORP_REASONING_KERNEL_COMPARISON_PILOT.md), [docs/benchmarks/orp_reasoning_kernel_comparison_v0_1.json](/Volumes/Code_2TB/code/orp/docs/benchmarks/orp_reasoning_kernel_comparison_v0_1.json), [scripts/orp-kernel-comparison.py](/Volumes/Code_2TB/code/orp/scripts/orp-kernel-comparison.py) | ORP now has direct comparative evidence for structural artifact quality on a matched internal corpus, not only rationale. |
-| On a matched internal pickup proxy, kernel artifacts preserve more explicit handoff-critical information than both free-form and generic checklist artifacts. | A | [docs/ORP_REASONING_KERNEL_PICKUP_PILOT.md](/Volumes/Code_2TB/code/orp/docs/ORP_REASONING_KERNEL_PICKUP_PILOT.md), [docs/benchmarks/orp_reasoning_kernel_pickup_v0_1.json](/Volumes/Code_2TB/code/orp/docs/benchmarks/orp_reasoning_kernel_pickup_v0_1.json), [scripts/orp-kernel-pickup.py](/Volumes/Code_2TB/code/orp/scripts/orp-kernel-pickup.py) | ORP now has a second comparative signal showing that kernel structure turns into more explicit pickup value, not just fuller-looking artifacts. |
-| On a matched live Codex recoverability simulation, kernel artifacts preserve full required-field recoverability, outperform free-form artifacts on all matched cases, and outperform generic checklist artifacts on average without per-case losses. | A | [docs/ORP_REASONING_KERNEL_AGENT_PILOT.md](/Volumes/Code_2TB/code/orp/docs/ORP_REASONING_KERNEL_AGENT_PILOT.md), [docs/benchmarks/orp_reasoning_kernel_agent_pilot_v0_1.json](/Volumes/Code_2TB/code/orp/docs/benchmarks/orp_reasoning_kernel_agent_pilot_v0_1.json), [scripts/orp-kernel-agent-pilot.py](/Volumes/Code_2TB/code/orp/scripts/orp-kernel-agent-pilot.py) | ORP now has direct in-environment agent evidence that the kernel’s structural advantage survives contact with a real fresh downstream Codex session. |
-| On a `10`-repeat full-corpus live Codex replication pilot, the kernel’s recoverability advantage stays stable across fresh-session reruns, with zero invention, no run-level losses, and perfect per-field stability on required kernel fields. | A | [docs/ORP_REASONING_KERNEL_AGENT_REPLICATION.md](/Volumes/Code_2TB/code/orp/docs/ORP_REASONING_KERNEL_AGENT_REPLICATION.md), [docs/benchmarks/orp_reasoning_kernel_agent_replication_v0_2.json](/Volumes/Code_2TB/code/orp/docs/benchmarks/orp_reasoning_kernel_agent_replication_v0_2.json), [scripts/orp-kernel-agent-replication.py](/Volumes/Code_2TB/code/orp/scripts/orp-kernel-agent-replication.py) | ORP now has stronger repeatability evidence that the live agent result is not just a single-run artifact and that the structural advantage survives at field level, not only in aggregate means. |
-| On a matched full-corpus live continuation pilot, kernel artifacts support the strongest continuation score, never underperform the generic checklist baseline, and keep invention at zero. | A | [docs/ORP_REASONING_KERNEL_CONTINUATION_PILOT.md](/Volumes/Code_2TB/code/orp/docs/ORP_REASONING_KERNEL_CONTINUATION_PILOT.md), [docs/benchmarks/orp_reasoning_kernel_continuation_v0_1.json](/Volumes/Code_2TB/code/orp/docs/benchmarks/orp_reasoning_kernel_continuation_v0_1.json), [scripts/orp-kernel-continuation-pilot.py](/Volumes/Code_2TB/code/orp/scripts/orp-kernel-continuation-pilot.py) | ORP now has direct agent-first evidence that kernel artifacts are not only recoverable, but also a safe and effective base for downstream continuation. |
-| On a harder matched full-corpus canonical continuation pilot, kernel artifacts beat free-form on every case, beat checklist on average, and keep the lowest invention rate while revealing checklist as a real competitive baseline on some cases. | A | [docs/ORP_REASONING_KERNEL_CANONICAL_CONTINUATION_PILOT.md](/Volumes/Code_2TB/code/orp/docs/ORP_REASONING_KERNEL_CANONICAL_CONTINUATION_PILOT.md), [docs/benchmarks/orp_reasoning_kernel_canonical_continuation_v0_1.json](/Volumes/Code_2TB/code/orp/docs/benchmarks/orp_reasoning_kernel_canonical_continuation_v0_1.json), [scripts/orp-kernel-canonical-continuation.py](/Volumes/Code_2TB/code/orp/scripts/orp-kernel-canonical-continuation.py) | ORP now has a stricter downstream-agent benchmark where the task is not merely “continue safely,” but “produce the next canonical artifact” without inventing unsupported structure. |
+| ORP has a real typed kernel artifact surface. | A | [spec/v1/kernel.schema.json](../spec/v1/kernel.schema.json), [cli/orp.py](../cli/orp.py) | The kernel is not just prose. It is an enforceable CLI surface. |
+| `orp init` seeds a valid starter kernel artifact and validates it in the default flow. | A | [tests/test_orp_init.py](../tests/test_orp_init.py), [docs/benchmarks/orp_reasoning_kernel_v0_1_validation.json](./benchmarks/orp_reasoning_kernel_v0_1_validation.json) | New repos get the kernel by default instead of needing manual adoption. |
+| All seven v0.1 artifact classes can scaffold and validate successfully. | A | [tests/test_orp_kernel.py](../tests/test_orp_kernel.py), [docs/benchmarks/orp_reasoning_kernel_v0_1_validation.json](./benchmarks/orp_reasoning_kernel_v0_1_validation.json) | The kernel is broad enough for multiple project artifact types. |
+| Hard mode blocks invalid promotable artifacts. | A | [tests/test_orp_kernel.py](../tests/test_orp_kernel.py), [docs/benchmarks/orp_reasoning_kernel_v0_1_validation.json](./benchmarks/orp_reasoning_kernel_v0_1_validation.json) | ORP can enforce structural promotion standards rather than only advising. |
+| Soft mode records invalidity without blocking work. | A | [tests/test_orp_kernel.py](../tests/test_orp_kernel.py), [docs/benchmarks/orp_reasoning_kernel_v0_1_validation.json](./benchmarks/orp_reasoning_kernel_v0_1_validation.json) | ORP can stay fluid at intake while still surfacing missing structure. |
+| Existing `structure_kernel` gates remain compatible when no explicit kernel config is present. | A | [tests/test_orp_kernel.py](../tests/test_orp_kernel.py), [docs/benchmarks/orp_reasoning_kernel_v0_1_validation.json](./benchmarks/orp_reasoning_kernel_v0_1_validation.json) | The kernel does not silently break earlier ORP configurations. |
+| One-shot local kernel CLI operations are within human-scale latency on the reference machine. | A | [scripts/orp-kernel-benchmark.py](../scripts/orp-kernel-benchmark.py), [docs/benchmarks/orp_reasoning_kernel_v0_1_validation.json](./benchmarks/orp_reasoning_kernel_v0_1_validation.json) | The kernel is operationally lightweight enough to use during normal work. |
+| A small cross-domain reference corpus fits the current class set cleanly. | A | [examples/kernel/corpus](../examples/kernel/corpus), [tests/test_orp_kernel_corpus.py](../tests/test_orp_kernel_corpus.py), [docs/benchmarks/orp_reasoning_kernel_v0_1_validation.json](./benchmarks/orp_reasoning_kernel_v0_1_validation.json) | The kernel now has explicit cross-domain fit evidence, not only rationale. |
+| Each artifact class rejects a candidate when a required field is removed. | A | [tests/test_orp_kernel_corpus.py](../tests/test_orp_kernel_corpus.py), [docs/benchmarks/orp_reasoning_kernel_v0_1_validation.json](./benchmarks/orp_reasoning_kernel_v0_1_validation.json) | Class-specific enforcement is directly proven instead of inferred from a subset of cases. |
+| The CLI validator stays aligned with the published kernel schema. | A | [tests/test_orp_kernel_corpus.py](../tests/test_orp_kernel_corpus.py), [docs/benchmarks/orp_reasoning_kernel_v0_1_validation.json](./benchmarks/orp_reasoning_kernel_v0_1_validation.json) | The kernel no longer relies on an undocumented validator rule set drifting away from the schema. |
+| Equivalent YAML and JSON artifacts validate to the same semantic result. | A | [tests/test_orp_kernel_corpus.py](../tests/test_orp_kernel_corpus.py), [docs/benchmarks/orp_reasoning_kernel_v0_1_validation.json](./benchmarks/orp_reasoning_kernel_v0_1_validation.json) | The protocol is representation-stable rather than format-sensitive. |
+| The validator rejects adversarial near-miss artifacts. | A | [tests/test_orp_kernel_corpus.py](../tests/test_orp_kernel_corpus.py), [docs/benchmarks/orp_reasoning_kernel_v0_1_validation.json](./benchmarks/orp_reasoning_kernel_v0_1_validation.json) | The kernel is stronger against malformed or gameable inputs than before. |
+| On a matched internal comparison corpus, kernel artifacts outperform both free-form and generic checklist artifacts on structural scoring. | A | [docs/ORP_REASONING_KERNEL_COMPARISON_PILOT.md](./ORP_REASONING_KERNEL_COMPARISON_PILOT.md), [docs/benchmarks/orp_reasoning_kernel_comparison_v0_1.json](./benchmarks/orp_reasoning_kernel_comparison_v0_1.json), [scripts/orp-kernel-comparison.py](../scripts/orp-kernel-comparison.py) | ORP now has direct comparative evidence for structural artifact quality on a matched internal corpus, not only rationale. |
+| On a matched internal pickup proxy, kernel artifacts preserve more explicit handoff-critical information than both free-form and generic checklist artifacts. | A | [docs/ORP_REASONING_KERNEL_PICKUP_PILOT.md](./ORP_REASONING_KERNEL_PICKUP_PILOT.md), [docs/benchmarks/orp_reasoning_kernel_pickup_v0_1.json](./benchmarks/orp_reasoning_kernel_pickup_v0_1.json), [scripts/orp-kernel-pickup.py](../scripts/orp-kernel-pickup.py) | ORP now has a second comparative signal showing that kernel structure turns into more explicit pickup value, not just fuller-looking artifacts. |
+| On a matched live Codex recoverability simulation, kernel artifacts preserve full required-field recoverability, outperform free-form artifacts on all matched cases, and outperform generic checklist artifacts on average without per-case losses. | A | [docs/ORP_REASONING_KERNEL_AGENT_PILOT.md](./ORP_REASONING_KERNEL_AGENT_PILOT.md), [docs/benchmarks/orp_reasoning_kernel_agent_pilot_v0_1.json](./benchmarks/orp_reasoning_kernel_agent_pilot_v0_1.json), [scripts/orp-kernel-agent-pilot.py](../scripts/orp-kernel-agent-pilot.py) | ORP now has direct in-environment agent evidence that the kernel’s structural advantage survives contact with a real fresh downstream Codex session. |
+| On a `10`-repeat full-corpus live Codex replication pilot, the kernel’s recoverability advantage stays stable across fresh-session reruns, with zero invention, no run-level losses, and perfect per-field stability on required kernel fields. | A | [docs/ORP_REASONING_KERNEL_AGENT_REPLICATION.md](./ORP_REASONING_KERNEL_AGENT_REPLICATION.md), [docs/benchmarks/orp_reasoning_kernel_agent_replication_v0_2.json](./benchmarks/orp_reasoning_kernel_agent_replication_v0_2.json), [scripts/orp-kernel-agent-replication.py](../scripts/orp-kernel-agent-replication.py) | ORP now has stronger repeatability evidence that the live agent result is not just a single-run artifact and that the structural advantage survives at field level, not only in aggregate means. |
+| On a matched full-corpus live continuation pilot, kernel artifacts support the strongest continuation score, never underperform the generic checklist baseline, and keep invention at zero. | A | [docs/ORP_REASONING_KERNEL_CONTINUATION_PILOT.md](./ORP_REASONING_KERNEL_CONTINUATION_PILOT.md), [docs/benchmarks/orp_reasoning_kernel_continuation_v0_1.json](./benchmarks/orp_reasoning_kernel_continuation_v0_1.json), [scripts/orp-kernel-continuation-pilot.py](../scripts/orp-kernel-continuation-pilot.py) | ORP now has direct agent-first evidence that kernel artifacts are not only recoverable, but also a safe and effective base for downstream continuation. |
+| On a harder matched full-corpus canonical continuation pilot, kernel artifacts beat free-form on every case, beat checklist on average, and keep the lowest invention rate while revealing checklist as a real competitive baseline on some cases. | A | [docs/ORP_REASONING_KERNEL_CANONICAL_CONTINUATION_PILOT.md](./ORP_REASONING_KERNEL_CANONICAL_CONTINUATION_PILOT.md), [docs/benchmarks/orp_reasoning_kernel_canonical_continuation_v0_1.json](./benchmarks/orp_reasoning_kernel_canonical_continuation_v0_1.json), [scripts/orp-kernel-canonical-continuation.py](../scripts/orp-kernel-canonical-continuation.py) | ORP now has a stricter downstream-agent benchmark where the task is not merely “continue safely,” but “produce the next canonical artifact” without inventing unsupported structure. |
 
 ## What Is Strong But Not Fully Sealed
 

package/docs/ORP_REASONING_KERNEL_EVOLUTION.md

@@ -28,8 +28,8 @@ The current core kernel remains the canonical source of truth for:
 
 Those semantics live in:
 
-- [spec/v1/kernel.schema.json](/Volumes/Code_2TB/code/orp/spec/v1/kernel.schema.json)
-- [cli/orp.py](/Volumes/Code_2TB/code/orp/cli/orp.py)
+- [spec/v1/kernel.schema.json](../spec/v1/kernel.schema.json)
+- [cli/orp.py](../cli/orp.py)
 
 The kernel should not self-mutate from a single chat, a single agent guess, or
 one repo’s habits.
@@ -74,7 +74,7 @@ Use it for changes like:
 
 Proposal shape is governed by:
 
-- [spec/v1/kernel-proposal.schema.json](/Volumes/Code_2TB/code/orp/spec/v1/kernel-proposal.schema.json)
+- [spec/v1/kernel-proposal.schema.json](../spec/v1/kernel-proposal.schema.json)
 
 ### `orp kernel migrate`
 
@@ -93,7 +93,7 @@ It should begin as an extension or proposal before becoming universal.
 
 Extension shape is defined in:
 
-- [spec/v1/kernel-extension.schema.json](/Volumes/Code_2TB/code/orp/spec/v1/kernel-extension.schema.json)
+- [spec/v1/kernel-extension.schema.json](../spec/v1/kernel-extension.schema.json)
 
 That gives ORP a place to trial domain-specific structure without forcing it
 into every project prematurely.

package/docs/ORP_REASONING_KERNEL_PICKUP_PILOT.md

@@ -5,12 +5,12 @@ Reasoning Kernel.
 
 Supporting artifact:
 
-- [docs/benchmarks/orp_reasoning_kernel_pickup_v0_1.json](/Volumes/Code_2TB/code/orp/docs/benchmarks/orp_reasoning_kernel_pickup_v0_1.json)
+- [docs/benchmarks/orp_reasoning_kernel_pickup_v0_1.json](./benchmarks/orp_reasoning_kernel_pickup_v0_1.json)
 
 Supporting corpus and harness:
 
-- [examples/kernel/comparison/comparison-corpus.json](/Volumes/Code_2TB/code/orp/examples/kernel/comparison/comparison-corpus.json)
-- [scripts/orp-kernel-pickup.py](/Volumes/Code_2TB/code/orp/scripts/orp-kernel-pickup.py)
+- [examples/kernel/comparison/comparison-corpus.json](../examples/kernel/comparison/comparison-corpus.json)
+- [scripts/orp-kernel-pickup.py](../scripts/orp-kernel-pickup.py)
 
 ## What This Pilot Measures
 
@@ -96,7 +96,7 @@ methodology.
 It is stronger evidence than a rationale-only claim, but it remains an
 internal, deterministic proxy. The next step after this is still a live
 human/agent pickup study as described in
-[docs/ORP_REASONING_KERNEL_EVALUATION_PLAN.md](/Volumes/Code_2TB/code/orp/docs/ORP_REASONING_KERNEL_EVALUATION_PLAN.md).
+[docs/ORP_REASONING_KERNEL_EVALUATION_PLAN.md](./ORP_REASONING_KERNEL_EVALUATION_PLAN.md).
 
 ## Bottom Line