chore: decommission repository and document migration to new runtime structure
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# Decommissioned Workspace
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This repository is no longer the active AIWorkspace runtime.
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As of 2026-05-22, the active split is:
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- reusable core: `/Users/david/Developer/ai-workspace`
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- Fidelity context pack: `/Users/david/Developer/fidelity-ai-context`
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- local project registry: `~/Library/Application Support/AIWorkspace/projects.json`
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- runtime state: `~/Library/Application Support/AIWorkspace/runtime/`
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- logs: `~/Library/Logs/AIWorkspace/`
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Do not start services from this repository unless intentionally rolling back.
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Use the new core instead:
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```bash
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cd /Users/david/Developer/ai-workspace
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python3 scripts/aiw/services.py status --project fidelity
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python3 scripts/aiw/services.py doctor --project fidelity
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```
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The old profile-based service manager may report services as `externally running`
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because the new core owns the same health ports.
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# AI Workspace
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> **Decommissioned:** this repository is no longer the active AIWorkspace runtime.
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> Active services now run from `/Users/david/Developer/ai-workspace`, and Fidelity
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> context lives in `/Users/david/Developer/fidelity-ai-context`. See
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> [`DECOMMISSIONED.md`](DECOMMISSIONED.md) before using this repo.
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AI Workspace is a local, profile-based companion workspace for AI-assisted professional work. It keeps project memory, raw evidence, local services, and AI client integrations organized so agents can work from current, auditable context instead of chat history alone.
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The first real profile in this repository is `fidelity`, but the reusable model is intentionally project-independent.
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