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# PRD version 1.20, draft 1: unified workspace
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# PRD version 1.20, draft 2: unified workspace
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- Status: draft, not approved. Jason approves the exact text before it
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enters `docs/prd/mosaic-stack.md` as version 1.20.
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- **REQ-AGENT-2.** The user can see and change the configuration of agents,
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organizations, projects and sessions, and can override any setting at any
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time, through the write path (REQ-ROLE-3).
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- **REQ-AGENT-3.** The chief of staff hires and fires agents at the
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organization and project levels under REQ-COS-3. Root-level agents change
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only by the user.
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- **REQ-AGENT-3.** The chief of staff hires and fires agents to meet the
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user's needs. At the organization and project levels it acts under
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REQ-COS-3. At the root level its hire or fire changes the user's root
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configuration, which every organization of that user sees, so it reaches
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outside the chief's own organization. A root-level hire or fire is a
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decision the user approves in the inbox (REQ-DEC-2) before it takes
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effect. The user can also change root-level agents directly.
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### System types
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## Open questions for the approval
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1. The final name for the Mosaic Montage module.
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2. REQ-AGENT-3 keeps root-level agents user-only. Should the chief of staff
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also be able to propose root-level hires for the user to approve?
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1. The final name for the Mosaic Montage module. A council of three agents
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is producing three suggestions for Jason to choose from.
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2. Answered 2026-11-09: "yes, the COS should be able to hire and fire
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agents to fulfill the user's needs". REQ-AGENT-3 now lets the chief hire
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and fire at every level. Draft 2 keeps one approval step at the root
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level because a root change reaches every organization; Jason can drop
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that step when he approves the text.
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- The final name for the Mosaic Montage module.
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- Which "sign-in (model proxy)" step Jason hit. F3 inventories every manual
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step on the dev instance and reports it.
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## Addendum, 2026-11-09 18:13 UTC
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Jason's answers to the two open questions in PRD 1.20 draft 1, verbatim:
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> 1. I would like you to use a council of agents to decide on 3 name
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> suggestions for this
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> 2. yes, the COS should be able to hire and fire agents to fulfill the
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> user's needs
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Effect: the chief of staff hires and fires agents at the root,
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organization and project levels (PRD 1.20 draft 2, REQ-AGENT-3). A council
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of three agents proposes three names for the Mosaic Montage module, and
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Jason picks one.
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