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The README documented only the exhibit; the composer and its Build workflow shipped without a top-level mention. This adds the verified framing — additive only, existing exhibit copy untouched, no claim beyond the released slice.

Covers exactly the agreed points:

  • Build creates governed interfaces through conversation from the project's approved components only, streaming generation, S1–S3 gates, bounded repair and emit per turn, rendering through the trusted registry, refining conversationally, and accepting results as governed worked examples.
  • Catalog connects, maps, governs, and validates what may be built.
  • Scenarios manually authors and inspects governed examples.
  • The full Build workflow requires the local agent, named with its exact command (pnpm --filter agent dev), and the hosted composer says so plainly.
  • The hosted composer runs no hosted AI and uploads no project source; scripted needs no model at all.
  • Creating components a catalog does not yet contain is future Component Workshop work — chat never generates component implementations.

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The README described only the exhibit; the composer and its Build
workflow shipped without a word at the top level. This adds the verified
framing and nothing beyond it:

- Build creates governed interfaces through conversation from the
  project's APPROVED components, streaming gates/repair/emit per turn,
  rendering through the trusted registry, refining conversationally, and
  accepting results as governed worked examples;
- Catalog is where a team teaches Studio what may be built;
- Scenarios remains hand-authoring of governed examples;
- the full Build workflow requires the local agent, named with its exact
  command, and the hosted composer says so plainly;
- the hosted composer runs no hosted AI and uploads no project source,
  with `scripted` needing no model at all;
- creating components a catalog lacks is future Component Workshop work
  — chat never generates component implementations.

Additive only: the existing exhibit documentation is untouched, and no
claim exceeds the released vertical slice.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Pull request overview

This PR updates the top-level README to describe the composer surface that ships with the repository (Build, Catalog, Scenarios), clarifying what is hosted vs what requires the local agent and how generation is governed.

Changes:

  • Add a new README section introducing the hosted composer and its role as the second surface in the repo.
  • Summarize the responsibilities of Build, Catalog, and Scenarios, including S1–S3 gating and “approved components only”.
  • Clarify operational boundaries: full Build requires the local agent command, and the hosted composer does not run hosted AI or upload project source.

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Comment thread README.md

- **Build** — create governed interfaces through conversation, from the
project's approved components only. Each turn streams its generation,
S1–S3 gates, bounded repair, and emit result; renders through the project's
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