Ownership Boundary

Agentic Proteins owns compatibility mapping and migration continuity. Runtime owns every canonical execution meaning reached through that mapping.

flowchart LR
    U["legacy consumer"] --> A["agentic_proteins path"]
    A --> M["supported forwarding map"]
    M --> R["bijux_proteomics_runtime owner"]
    R --> O["canonical behavior and artifacts"]
    A -. "no independent policy" .-> O

Owned Here

• the four-name root forwarding contract;
• supported historical nested import mappings;
• the agentic-proteins console entrypoint;
• historical HTTP application construction paths;
• compatibility inventories, parity tests, migration guidance, deprecation, and retirement evidence.

Owned Elsewhere

Concern	Owner
execution models, orchestration, state, providers, tools, artifacts	Runtime
scientific algorithms and benchmark meaning	Core
evidence custody and grounding	Knowledge
recommendation and refusal policy	Intelligence
laboratory consequence and outcomes	Lab
repository migration validation	Maintainer tooling

Files under historical execution/, orchestration/, providers/, state/, and tools/ paths exist to preserve supported access. Their public meaning is defined by the canonical Runtime target, not by their location in this package.

Placement Decision

Keep a change here only when it updates forwarding, parity, migration, or retirement. Move it to Runtime when it changes behavior, schema, state, provider selection, artifact emission, or failure semantics. Move it to the relevant product package when the concern is scientific, evidential, decision-making, or laboratory-facing.

A bridge that needs its own policy, persistence, or product tests has crossed the ownership boundary. Redesign the canonical Runtime surface and forward to it instead.