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Which Agent-native responsibilities remain after strong classical baselines?

Use mature workflow, retrieval, idempotency, and Provider systems to delete shared abstractions that do not own a distinct failure.

01 / Current position

A hypothesis is not the current judgment.

The dossier preserves the live research position. Dated articles preserve the complete evidence and argument that changed it.

Working hypothesis

Task continuity belongs in Host, Agent Run semantics in Harness, physical execution truth in Runtime, and most other mechanics can remain in mature or domain-owning systems.

Current judgment

Answered within Round 1. Strong baselines reduced the proposed core; later Host and Harness extraction clarified the surviving ownership split without adding a universal Agent platform.

02 / Decision boundary

What keeps this Question alive?

Why it matters

A proposed core becomes permanent inheritance and must survive stronger alternatives and multiple workloads.

Next admitted test

Use the result as an admission test for every new shared contract; reopen only when a materially different workload exposes an unowned non-bypassable responsibility.

Condition for deletion

A real workload repeatedly fails because a stable responsibility cannot remain in Host, Harness, Runtime, a mature system, or the owning domain.

03 / Supporting publications

Complete arguments connected to this Question.

5 dated publications currently document this research line.

04 / Source discipline

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Question metadata

Owns the current judgment, next test, and deletion condition.

Publications

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Repositories

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