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editorial(systems): de-narrate os-workplace correction blocks (Track-B) — re-verified the real 9-crate app-workplace-* family (all confirmed to exist) and the exact os-workplace scaffold status string against current source, both hold; dropped the EN+ES 'Correction (date):' narration wrappers per register-documentation.yaml, corrected content was already accurate in the body; register-clean EN+ES

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**Correction, 2026-08-02, resolved 2026-08-06.** The original app-suite table named 11 apps; 8
did not exist in any form (`app-workplace-{wordprocessor,spreadsheet,email,browser,
communications,chat,file-manager,wiki}`), and the 3 that did exist (`app-workplace-pdf`, `-gis`,
`-bim`) were misdescribed. This correction replaces the table with the real nine-crate
`app-workplace-*` family, each row checked directly against its own source tree. It also corrects
two further claims found while re-verifying. First: the apps are Tauri applications — a Rust
backend paired with an HTML/JS/CSS WebView, targeting macOS 10.13 and later — not the "native Rust
binaries" the article previously claimed. Second: the "Reference hardware" section's Dell XPS/HP
ProBook/hardened-FreeBSD-or-seL4 framing has been removed. It contradicted every app's own stated
macOS target and does not appear anywhere in the ratified architecture
(`BRIEF-os-product-family.md` §D); `os-workplace` itself remains a one-line architectural
placeholder (`"SYSTEM EVENT: os-workplace scaffold verified."`, no other logic), not built
infrastructure behind a custom kernel. That section has been replaced with the real, ratified
deployment model below. The rest of the article is hedged to planned/intended language
accordingly.

`os-workplace` is planned as the free desktop tier in the PointSav family. What exists today is a
family of independent Rust and Tauri desktop applications — the workplace apps — that an operator
downloads and runs directly on their own computer. The `os-workplace` crate that would bind them
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