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VM-* architecture and OS family

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fix(retraction): correct 13 earlier-this-session Correction callouts that were checked against a stale local branch — app-orchestration-command and os-orchestration are real on canonical origin/main (CommandCentre server + scaffold respectively), app-privategit-* license is genuinely AGPL, app-privategit-design's MCP endpoint is real; this session's local checkout diverges from canonical for these paths

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@@ -18,7 +18,7 @@ The PointSav platform organises its runtime deployments under a set of named VM 

This correspondence is not incidental. The platform is designed to be deployed the same way by a builder running a development environment as by a customer running a production system. The five VM types map directly to the five ways customers and community members engage with the platform.

**Correction (2026-08-02):** several specific claims below don't match the real codebase. (1) `os-orchestration` (VM-Orchestration's named source binary) and its "PointSav Protocol (PSP)" aggregation mechanism are not built — see [[app-orchestration-command-branch-model]] for the full finding; the real crate at this rename target, `os-interface`, is a 4-file scaffold. (2) `service-proofreader` is not a real crate name — the real proofreader implementation is `app-console-content/src/proofreader.rs`, described in its own `Cargo.toml` as "os-console F4 Content Cartridge," which undercuts this article's own placement argument that its callers are MediaKit-resident: its real caller is `os-console`. (3) `app-privategit-design-system` is misnamed — the real crate is `app-privategit-design` (no "-system" suffix). (4) The genesis-node roles below are inverted relative to the real provisioning scripts: `infrastructure/virt/provision-vm-infrastructure-cloud.sh` states outright that "GCP is the canonical genesis-seed for the internet-facing hub" (not Laptop A), and `provision-vm-infrastructure-onprem.sh` shows Laptop A peers with the GCP hub via `--genesis` while Laptop B uses a distinct `--genesis-hub` flag for the on-prem LAN — not the plain `--join <short-code>` this article assigns it. **Flagged, not resolved** — needs correcting the binary/crate names and the genesis-role sequence; the Phase 2/3 Microkit/NVMM roadmap section is already correctly hedged as "intended" and needs no change.
**Correction (2026-08-02, revised):** several specific claims below don't match the real codebase. (1) `os-orchestration` (VM-Orchestration's named source binary) is a real crate on canonical but currently an empty placeholder scaffold (retracted from an earlier "not built" claim — see [[app-orchestration-command-branch-model]]); its "PointSav Protocol (PSP)" aggregation mechanism remains confirmed fabricated, zero code footprint even on canonical. (2) `service-proofreader` is not a real crate name — the real proofreader implementation is `app-console-content/src/proofreader.rs`, described in its own `Cargo.toml` as "os-console F4 Content Cartridge," which undercuts this article's own placement argument that its callers are MediaKit-resident: its real caller is `os-console`. (3) `app-privategit-design-system` is misnamed — the real crate is `app-privategit-design` (no "-system" suffix). (4) The genesis-node roles below are inverted relative to the real provisioning scripts: `infrastructure/virt/provision-vm-infrastructure-cloud.sh` states outright that "GCP is the canonical genesis-seed for the internet-facing hub" (not Laptop A), and `provision-vm-infrastructure-onprem.sh` shows Laptop A peers with the GCP hub via `--genesis` while Laptop B uses a distinct `--genesis-hub` flag for the on-prem LAN — not the plain `--join <short-code>` this article assigns it. **Flagged, not resolved** — needs correcting the binary/crate names and the genesis-role sequence; the Phase 2/3 Microkit/NVMM roadmap section is already correctly hedged as "intended" and needs no change.

## VM types and their purposes
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