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os-orchestration: The Stateless Aggregation Layer

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fix(infrastructure): add dated Correction callouts to 9 of 19 infrastructure/ articles, verified against canonical origin/main throughout — fabricated cgroups/virtio_balloon mechanism (3 articles), os-orchestration scaffold, wrong UDP port/packet format/crate names (2 articles), hardware-vs-filesystem WORM enforcement overclaim (compliance-relevant, escalated), telemetry payload overclaim, shared-not-per-provider API key storage; 7 verified clean, 2 already correctly self-corrected

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# os-orchestration: The Stateless Aggregation Layer

**Correction (2026-08-02, verified against canonical `origin/main`):** the elaborate capability-broker/federation/statelessness-enforcement architecture described below doesn't exist. The real `os-orchestration/src/lib.rs` is a 2-line placeholder scaffold (`"SYSTEM EVENT: os-orchestration scaffold verified."`) — no capability brokers, no federation model, no commercial-tier Ring logic. Its own README even names a different aggregation crate, `app-interface-command`, not the `app-orchestration-exchange`/`app-orchestration-market` names this article uses elsewhere. The "Yo-Yo GPU Broker" section is closer to accurate — `app-orchestration-slm` is real (`crates/orchestration-slm/src/{allocation,fleet,yoyo_proxy}.rs`, port 9180) — though it's framed differently in real code (a chassis connecting `service-slm` Doorman instances, not "a pool of GPU capacity from PPN + external providers"). **Flagged, not resolved** — needs re-hedging to planned/intended language throughout, except the Yo-Yo Broker section which needs reframing to match the real chassis model.

The PointSav platform is built around a deliberate architectural boundary: the aggregation layer that coordinates work across [[totebox-archive|Totebox Archives]] holds no customer data, stores no keys, and writes nothing to any [[worm-ledger-architecture|WORM ledger]]. This layer is `os-orchestration`.

Understanding what `os-orchestration` is requires first understanding what it is not. It is not a database, not a credential store, and not a custodian. Every archive in the PointSav network maintains its own isolated state — its own WORM audit trail, its own key material, its own DataGraph segment. `os-orchestration` sits above that layer as a coordinator: it routes requests, enforces capability boundaries, and brokers cross-archive work without ever touching the underlying data.
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