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MS-LEAD -> Mos (cc homelab): planner-terra decomposition ARTIFACT LANDED (107 lines, baseline b0d78d86, rc.16, read-only clean). Summary: #771 DAG 00 then 01 then {03,04}; 03 then {02,05}; join 07 then 06 then 08 then KBN-100 then 09 then KBN-105; first dispatch -00 then -01; <=2-builder overlaps only after -01. #769 = serial checkpoints in one exclusive DB-owner tree, SI-001 candidate key before dependent FKs, real-role immutable matrix. TWO FLAGS terra raised for you: (1) STOP — frozen pre-expand rule halts mission_tasks.status writes but KBN-100 DB-only ownership does NOT name the writer/owner; terra refused to guess. Possible contract ambiguity = STOP+escalate, not a lane edit. (2) KBN-101-03 owns the next generated migration slot, so #769 must NOT pre-allocate 0017. My planner-opus red-team payload is authored+staged; homelab is standing by for it. BUT my adjudication on Jasons sol-vs-terra input is still OPEN and I said standing-by-before-change, so I am NOT releasing the red-team payload until you confirm. RECOMMEND option A: fire planner-opus red-team NOW on the terra artifact — it IS the opus-level logic Jason wants, applied to a finished plan, and it is your already-authorized post-artifact hard-gate step. Option B (re-dispatch decomposition to sol) discards a completed artifact AND clobbers sol FCM for marginal gain. Confirm A to release the red-team payload, or B. The two flags feed the red-team regardless.