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The open pull request queue contains 30 documentation PRs. Twenty-five overlapping design-contract PRs (#243-#268, excluding #258) were opened from one stale base in a short batch. They all update the same design index and cover overlapping Session, context, lifecycle, delivery, resource, and future-capability vocabulary.
Merging them independently would turn candidate designs into repository contracts before the decisions converge, create repeated index conflicts, and impose a review burden that is much larger than the runtime value.
Closing a PR under this plan is not a finding that its research is wrong. The PR remains the preserved source record and must be linked from any successor that reuses it.
Evidence boundary
Repository documentation may preserve:
current implementation facts tied to a revision;
accepted Decisions and their alternatives;
completed Benchmark results with frozen identities and evidence;
protocols for an active, explicitly approved experiment.
A complete-looking candidate design is not automatically an accepted contract. Future capabilities without an implementation decision or completed experiment remain Issue-level research.
Cover provider/model routing, model-visible context, cache ownership, compaction, and diagnostics. Keep observed facts separate from recommendations and unknown provider behavior.
Cover provider boundaries, role/tool-schema disclosure, owner-scoped resource references, and shared admission. Do not introduce a second registry, router, scheduler, or authority plane.
Defer until there is an active implementation or experiment
These PRs remain available as research input. Reopen the work through the linked source Issue when its decision frontier, owner, fixed implementation point or experiment, and acceptance evidence are ready.
Problem
The open pull request queue contains 30 documentation PRs. Twenty-five overlapping design-contract PRs (#243-#268, excluding #258) were opened from one stale base in a short batch. They all update the same design index and cover overlapping Session, context, lifecycle, delivery, resource, and future-capability vocabulary.
Merging them independently would turn candidate designs into repository contracts before the decisions converge, create repeated index conflicts, and impose a review burden that is much larger than the runtime value.
Closing a PR under this plan is not a finding that its research is wrong. The PR remains the preserved source record and must be linked from any successor that reuses it.
Evidence boundary
Repository documentation may preserve:
A complete-looking candidate design is not automatically an accepted contract. Future capabilities without an implementation decision or completed experiment remain Issue-level research.
Keep as independent work
Consolidate into at most three successor records
Execution lifecycle
Source PRs: #244, #246, #247, #250, #254, #255, #257, #260.
Cover only settled facts and unresolved decisions across Session, Goal, Tasks, background execution, completion delivery, pause, checkpoint/rewind, and structured child results.
Context and model invocation
Source PRs: #245, #248, #249, #253, #256.
Cover provider/model routing, model-visible context, cache ownership, compaction, and diagnostics. Keep observed facts separate from recommendations and unknown provider behavior.
Capability, authority, and resources
Source PRs: #243, #251, #252, #265.
Cover provider boundaries, role/tool-schema disclosure, owner-scoped resource references, and shared admission. Do not introduce a second registry, router, scheduler, or authority plane.
Defer until there is an active implementation or experiment
These PRs remain available as research input. Reopen the work through the linked source Issue when its decision frontier, owner, fixed implementation point or experiment, and acceptance evidence are ready.
Success criteria
Proposed order