docs(skill): describe kernel host contract
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- Solo mode is one loopback-bound server without cluster mesh overhead.
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- Solo mode is one loopback-bound server without cluster mesh overhead.
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- Cluster servers replicate control-plane state; agents execute workloads but do
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- Cluster servers replicate control-plane state; agents execute workloads but do
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not add quorum votes.
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not add quorum votes.
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- The unprivileged service daemon owns OCI children inside its delegated cgroup
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- One signed `apsuflow` executable runs on every supported Linux profile;
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v2 subtree. A supervisor may prepare root-owned cgroup and firewall state, but
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profiles contain only host configuration and service scripts. The daemon never
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the long-running daemon must not gain root merely to bypass a failed profile.
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detects a distribution, libc, or init system. Before opening its listener it
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The signed artifact is proved on systemd and runit profiles; support is defined
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must prove its unprivileged effective UID and create/remove a child beneath a
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by equivalent Linux capabilities rather than a distribution, libc, or init
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writable delegated cgroup v2 path exposing `cpu`, `memory`, and `pids`.
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brand. `doctor` must name the effective supervisor and writable delegated
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`doctor` reports the same kernel-observed parent-process and cgroup facts.
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boundary, and apply must fail closed when that boundary is missing. Routine CLI
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Failure is closed: there is no root or service-manager-specific fallback.
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use remains unprivileged and authenticated.
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- `.apsu` contains desired workloads and infrastructure, never secret values or
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- `.apsu` contains desired workloads and infrastructure, never secret values or
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mutable runtime state.
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mutable runtime state.
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- Services are continuously reconciled. Jobs are finite run-to-completion work.
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- Services are continuously reconciled. Jobs are finite run-to-completion work.
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