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state/

Runtime state, fully disposable. The test: if it cannot be rebuilt from the registry and the task store, it does not belong.

V2's state/ held 81 files including model_health.json (a circuit-breaker store the router does consult) and a2a_registry.json. Disposable and queryable state is fine; a fact that only exists in state/ is a fact with no home, which is how the roster got five sources.

ops/

Operational entry points. The rule that would have removed most of V2's dead code before it was written:

Every entry point must have a caller, or not exist.

V2's inventory of built-with-zero-callers: reclaim_orphaned_tasks, check_stuck_tasks, activate_failover, the priority column, the brain gate, and cortex/registry itself. A helper with no caller is not shorthand — it is a belief that something is wired when it is not.

bin/a2a_fleet.py supervise also learned the operational form of this: it exits 2 without explicit confirmation before restarting all 8 units. A convenience that restarts a fleet unattended is not a convenience.

docs/

Design notes that are not vault-registered. The vault is the authority (SolOS/vault/Docs/SolOSV3/). Anything that survives review belongs there, not here — a note in docs/ is a note that has not been argued for yet.

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