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Track Graft hosted by Echo over admitted workspace effects #12
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Unblocking. The dependency was #11, which closed when #24 merged as
f435b5e7b29d08ffdc3d9862e4ea1e27cf473869.Both external-effect verticals are now proven against pinned producers under CI: bounded workspace observation (#10) and basis-bound validated patch application (#11).
Note on sequencing, since this issue is the Roadmap B tracker: the Graft side does not queue behind a single item. flyingrobots/graft#228 depends on #10, which closed on 2026-07-30, and its RED is already committed. Only flyingrobots/graft#237, the validated-write feature, depended on #11.
Still open against this milestone: #26, which is a closure condition for graft#228 rather than a blocker on starting it.
Cross-application reconciliation, 2026-08-15:
- Hello Echo current main passed the pure runtime, bounded observation, and basis-bound patch suites against current Edict and Echo heads in a disposable local probe.
- Advance the canonical producer pins with current-head witness evidence #33 tracks advancing the canonical producer lock with reviewed CI evidence.
- Graft's implementation remains in Feature: Admitted workspace snapshots for Graft analysis graft#228, #229, #237, and #236 under goalpost Goalpost: Graft hosted by Echo over admitted workspace effects graft#232. Its current next branch is design-only.
- Jim/Jedit is a separate consumer: it has real Echo authority today but still uses the transitional GraphQL/Wesley compatibility host. Goalpost: Run Jim.edict as an Echo-realized active observer jedit#295 now tracks its native Edict-on-Echo cutover.
This issue remains specifically Roadmap B's Graft tracker; Jim's adoption is linked here for coordination, not added to this issue's closure rule.
Cross-repository dependency
Source endpoint: flyingrobots/graft#232
Blocked roadmap: Roadmap B tracking in Hello Echo.
Completion rule
Close only after Graft runs read-only analysis and basis-bound validated patch application from real Edict source through Echo's durable request and settlement boundary, with no production fake, native Graft callback, handwritten package, or normal git-warp path.
The native
blocked byedge is maintained through GraphQL.