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Introduces the browser-facing surface and the worker-side protocol that backs it: - internal/ui: joined read model plus per-task lifecycle and approval controls, kept separate from the raw endpoints workers and harnesses depend on. - internal/webui + web/: Vite/React app, build output embedded via go:embed and served as an SPA fallback. - federation: per-(worker, task) captures with a monotonic revision that advances only when pane text actually changes, and a command queue restricted to grant_approval / deny_approval, each bound to the capture revision the operator acted on. - orchestra-worker: publishes captures and executes commands only after re-reading the pane and confirming the revision still matches. Sends keystrokes only for a visible y/n prompt or OpenCode's fully labelled selector, and refuses to deny through that selector rather than guess at unobservable navigation. This is the ownership boundary AUDIT.md's B14 and B17 call for: approval becomes an explicit, revision-bound operation executed by the worker that owns the pane, instead of a side effect of prompting over a coordinator-driven remote socket. Also ignores the web build inputs and outputs. node_modules ships vendored Go packages, so go build and go test walk into it if it is merely untracked; both node_modules and .node_modules are excluded. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01535A3Y8RtkAi8wYuWhtkEd
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# Private, composed deployment configuration. Install into /etc/orchestra/
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# only after all environment-specific values have been filled in.
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.orchestra-config/
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clients/
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/orchestra
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# Web UI build inputs/outputs. node_modules in particular ships vendored Go
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# packages (e.g. flatted/golang), so leaving it merely untracked is not
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# enough — `go build ./...` and `go test ./...` walk into it.
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/package-lock.json
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node_modules/
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.node_modules/
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web/dist/
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web/tsconfig.tsbuildinfo
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