Playbook 04. The design names its owner and flips to in-progress:
code: moves from hal to mesh-lab
decisions: gains ADR 0029 and ADR 0030 — the design now rests on three records rather than one
repos.md marks mesh-lab as the one target repository that exists. The other six stay marked as target-not-present, and saying so is the point: a map listing repositories that don't exist is a map that will be believed.
Playbook 04. The design names its owner and flips to `in-progress`:
- `code:` moves from `hal` to `mesh-lab`
- `decisions:` gains ADR 0029 and ADR 0030 — the design now rests on three records rather than one
`repos.md` marks `mesh-lab` as the one target repository that **exists**. The other six stay marked as target-not-present, and saying so is the point: a map listing repositories that don't exist is a map that will be believed.
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Playbook 04. The design names its owner and flips to
in-progress:code:moves fromhaltomesh-labdecisions:gains ADR 0029 and ADR 0030 — the design now rests on three records rather than onerepos.mdmarksmesh-labas the one target repository that exists. The other six stay marked as target-not-present, and saying so is the point: a map listing repositories that don't exist is a map that will be believed.