docs(agent-note): flip the regrouping note to implemented
Move the triplet to implemented/architecture/, rewrite Proposal into a present-tense Decision, fold Acceptance criteria and Risks into Consequences (recording what pins the result), retitle the migration section to what the move actually touched, and repoint the seven inbound FIXME/README links.
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## Security boundary
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The document is `0600` under a `0700` directory, which stops other OS users — **not** the model. Tool processes (bash, the filesystem tools) run as the same user, and the shipped `workspace-write` file policy confines mutations rather than reads, so they can read this file exactly like any other file the user owns; no sandbox mode singles it out. What the harness does hold to is narrower: it never hands the model a resolved path to the document, and never loads it into the process environment — unlike `$DSH_HOME/.env`, which is the user's ordinary environment layer (see [app-boot's Harness-home layers](../../ui/app-boot/README.md#profiles)) — so reaching the value takes a deliberate read of a path the agent was not given.
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The document is `0600` under a `0700` directory, which stops other OS users — **not** the model. Tool processes (bash, the filesystem tools) run as the same user, and the shipped `workspace-write` file policy confines mutations rather than reads, so they can read this file exactly like any other file the user owns; no sandbox mode singles it out. What the harness does hold to is narrower: it never hands the model a resolved path to the document, and never loads it into the process environment — unlike `$DSH_HOME/.env`, which is the user's ordinary environment layer (see [app-boot's Harness-home layers](../../boot/app-boot/README.md#profiles)) — so reaching the value takes a deliberate read of a path the agent was not given.
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That is discretion, not a boundary. A deployment that must keep provider keys away from its own agent cannot get there with file permissions; an OS-keychain provider — a store the model's processes cannot read at all — is the deferred answer and belongs beside this provider as a sibling package.
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