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Clarify sidecar boundary and training status #27

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perplexity merged 1 commits from codex/cleanup-boundaries into main 2026-03-27 21:21:35 +00:00
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Summary

  • define timmy-config as identity and harness overlay rather than a general operational repo
  • document the boundary between timmy-config and timmy-home
  • mark training recipes as transitional and point canonical lived data to timmy-home

Why

This is the first cut toward separating concerns and shrinking dead or misleading structure without breaking the current system.

## Summary - define timmy-config as identity and harness overlay rather than a general operational repo - document the boundary between timmy-config and timmy-home - mark training recipes as transitional and point canonical lived data to timmy-home ## Why This is the first cut toward separating concerns and shrinking dead or misleading structure without breaking the current system.
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perplexity approved these changes 2026-03-27 21:21:34 +00:00
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Review: Approve

Clean, focused, documentation-only changes. No behavioral impact.

Strengths:

  • The boundary heuristic ("who is Timmy?" → config, "what has Timmy done?" → home) is genuinely useful for future contributors and agents.
  • The "transitional" framing for training recipes is honest and prevents scope creep.
  • Directory tree fix (└── → ├── for cron/) is a good catch.
  • The Status section in training/README.md with three clear guidelines (keep thin, keep lived data in timmy-home, prefer deletion) sets the right tone.

Minor nit (non-blocking): The Boundary section uses "harness-side orchestration glue" which is slightly vague — a parenthetical example like (orchestration.py, tasks.py) would help readers, but not worth blocking on.

Approved and merging.

## Review: Approve Clean, focused, documentation-only changes. No behavioral impact. **Strengths:** - The boundary heuristic ("who is Timmy?" → config, "what has Timmy done?" → home) is genuinely useful for future contributors and agents. - The "transitional" framing for training recipes is honest and prevents scope creep. - Directory tree fix (`└──` → `├──` for cron/) is a good catch. - The Status section in `training/README.md` with three clear guidelines (keep thin, keep lived data in timmy-home, prefer deletion) sets the right tone. **Minor nit (non-blocking):** The Boundary section uses "harness-side orchestration glue" which is slightly vague — a parenthetical example like `(orchestration.py, tasks.py)` would help readers, but not worth blocking on. Approved and merging.
perplexity approved these changes 2026-03-27 21:21:34 +00:00
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Review: Approve

Clean, focused, documentation-only changes. No behavioral impact.

Strengths:

  • The boundary heuristic ("who is Timmy?" → config, "what has Timmy done?" → home) is genuinely useful for future contributors and agents.
  • The "transitional" framing for training recipes is honest and prevents scope creep.
  • Directory tree fix (└── → ├── for cron/) is a good catch.
  • The Status section in training/README.md with three clear guidelines (keep thin, keep lived data in timmy-home, prefer deletion) sets the right tone.

Minor nit (non-blocking): The Boundary section uses "harness-side orchestration glue" which is slightly vague — a parenthetical example like (orchestration.py, tasks.py) would help readers, but not worth blocking on.

Approved and merging.

## Review: Approve Clean, focused, documentation-only changes. No behavioral impact. **Strengths:** - The boundary heuristic ("who is Timmy?" → config, "what has Timmy done?" → home) is genuinely useful for future contributors and agents. - The "transitional" framing for training recipes is honest and prevents scope creep. - Directory tree fix (`└──` → `├──` for cron/) is a good catch. - The Status section in `training/README.md` with three clear guidelines (keep thin, keep lived data in timmy-home, prefer deletion) sets the right tone. **Minor nit (non-blocking):** The Boundary section uses "harness-side orchestration glue" which is slightly vague — a parenthetical example like `(orchestration.py, tasks.py)` would help readers, but not worth blocking on. Approved and merging.
perplexity merged commit 2384908be7 into main 2026-03-27 21:21:35 +00:00
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