Module orchestration_doors 

ONT-4: the orchestration doors, in one implementation.

harness.v1.orchestration.load|save|compile|decompile|import|export and supercode orchestration <verb> are two transports over the functions here, which are themselves a thin wrapper over the ONT-3 codecs (supercode_interchange::orchestration::codec). Nothing in this module decides anything a codec does not: it picks the codec the caller named, keeps the io bookkeeping a decompile needs, and shapes the answer for the wire.

One rule the wire adds: a vault VALUE never leaves. A load or a compile answers with the vault’s KEY NAMES only — the caller that needs a value reads the home’s own .env. That rule is why import and export exist as verbs of their own: a migration moves credentials between homes, and composed from the value-level verbs by a client it could not — the credential would have to cross the wire. Here it stays in this process.

Structs

OrchestrationDecompiled

What a decompile did.

OrchestrationImported

What an import did: the orchestration as saved, the vault’s key names, and the unmodeled files carried by path.

OrchestrationRead

What a load or a compile answers: the orchestration, and the vault’s key names.

OrchestrationSaved

What a save answers.

RefusalRow

A refused write, on the wire.

Enums

HomeFlavor

Which layout a folder is read as (harness.v1.orchestration.load’s flavor).

OrchestrationHarness

Which source harness an orchestration is compiled from or decompiled back to.

SourceFlavor

What kind of home decompile’s source is.

Functions

compile

harness.v1.orchestration.compile: read another harness’s home as one orchestration value.

decompile

harness.v1.orchestration.decompile: write an orchestration back as the source harness’s home.

export

harness.v1.orchestration.export: our folder becomes another harness’s home.

import

harness.v1.orchestration.import: another harness’s home becomes our folder.

load

harness.v1.orchestration.load: read a home folder as one orchestration value.

save

harness.v1.orchestration.save: write an orchestration into our own folder.