Source map for v200.8: six truth layers, four provenance origins, distinct document roles, and a visible repository synchronization gap.
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v200.8
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v201.x
D01 · visual fieldSource status and source origin remain separate dimensions.purpose-built graphic field · source architecture
SOURCE MAP
Truth layer and source origin are separate axes.
A statement may be accepted direction from the current session, merged implementation from GitHub, observed lab reality, or historical lineage. v200.8 records both what a claim is and where it came from.
STATUS AXIS
Six truth layers.
01
Current reality
Observed hardware, merged code, working commands, and directly verified behavior.
02
Accepted direction
Architecture Dylan has selected even where integration is incomplete.
03
Active working direction
The strongest present choice, still replaceable through evidence.
04
Unresolved design
Questions deliberately left open pending inventory, testing, or review.
05
Target state
Longer-term capability dependent on resources, maturity, and validation.
06
Historical lineage
Earlier decisions and artifacts preserved without overriding the current route.
PROVENANCE AXIS
Four source origins.
Current session
Explicit node-first and V4 decisions supplied for this release.
Pinned repository
GitHub main at 2b613238, still carrying the v120.3 predecessor.
Lab / physical record
Observed or explicitly reported hardware facts that still require evidence and measurement.
Continuity lineage
Older plans, images, notes, and transcripts used to preserve history rather than dictate current architecture.
DOCUMENT ROLES
Each surface has one job.
Huey pagePublic node explanation, embodiment, V4 direction, and node-local status.
Monkey-Head-Project pageUmbrella and eventual collective above nodes.
README pageRepository front door plus clearly separated candidate orientation.
Master Plan pageMachine-facing predecessor/candidate transition and unresolved register.
The Human-Counterpart continuity profile was used to prevent flattening, false completion, and role confusion. The file itself is not packaged or reproduced as a public page.