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Standalone Layout

Clean product one-liner: this repo should ship one standalone control stack where the kernel, policy, benchmarks, API, and operator UX all live locally.

Shipped layout

Slice Local path Upstream reference Why in plain English Real-world analog
graph kernel vendor/meta3-graph-core/ meta3-graph-core durable graph state and receipts engine block
control language policy/ nix-star bits, vectors, tensors, gates, confidence instrument cluster
product runtime runtime/ causal-workbench route work, compile manifests, emit receipts drivetrain
conversational API api/ NIX.codecli one front door over graph state front desk
orchestrator UX ux/ NIX.codecli one operator surface over the API cockpit
control benchmarks benchmarks/ local eval doctrine + NIX.codecli patterns prove the layers work test track

What belongs where

Concern Home
bits / vectors / tensors definitions policy/
control scorecards and eval runners benchmarks/
memory, tensor, safety, economics reports benchmarks/
request and response contracts api/
operator flows and display modes ux/
routing, manifest lifecycle, guarded execution runtime/
receipt-first graph operations vendor/meta3-graph-core/

Why this cut wins

Pareto read:

Choice Outcome
benchmarks as side files loses coherence
API and UX left in another repo loses standalone boundary
policy without a local kernel loses execution truth
one local slice per concern wins

Layman version: a standalone machine needs its gauges, dashboard, and test track inside the garage, not parked down the street.