docs(architecture): refine Qt migration, Tauri exit & PWA reuse strategy

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Reconciled onto fresh main (2026-08-26). This branch was rebuilt as a small, intentional, signed 4-commit series directly on top of current main (e1b4d529), replacing the original unsigned 14-commit history. main had made zero changes to any of this PR's six files since the original branch point, so the six-file semantic reconciliation reduced to applying the frozen content verbatim, with one precision tightening (§22 of DESKTOP-MIGRATION-ROADMAP-REV3.md, naming CORE-MIGRATION-LEDGER.md's actual row priorities instead of an ambiguous phrase). All prior review threads on the old history are historical evidence only, not merge certification for this head — a fresh review/CI epoch is expected.

Summary

Refines the Qt-first desktop migration strategy using the accumulated #332 packaged Linux evidence and now codifies the cross-cutting reuse/ownership discipline required to execute the migration and the first-class PWA program without parallel product architectures.

This remains an architecture/governance PR. It changes no shipped runtime authority and introduces no production Qt UI.

What changes

Revision-3 native migration refinement

• adds docs/native/DESKTOP-MIGRATION-ROADMAP-REV3.md as the normative Revision-3 strategic refinement to ADR-0021 / the canonical Qt-first roadmap for the subjects it explicitly narrows or strengthens;
• sharpens TAURI-TRANSITIONAL-MAINTENANCE.md with portable-vs-runtime classification, memory classification, stop-loss rules, cross-renderer acceptance evidence, clean-process-tree requirements, and a formal Qt handoff policy;
• treats [Desktop/Tauri→Qt]: Linux responsiveness, Alt-Tab hang & memory — cross-renderer acceptance baseline #332 as a cross-renderer lifecycle/performance baseline rather than a requirement to perfect WebKitGTK before Qt;
• introduces G1.5 (Tauri Evidence Exit / Qt Transfer Readiness), G2.5 (Qt Renderer Differential Gate), Wave 2.5, and an early Linux/Wayland/NVIDIA Qt graphics differential lane;
• preserves R-15 and Desktop atomic writes: fsync temp file + parent directory before/after rename for true crash durability #357/Desktop fs-data key-rotation migration is not crash-resumable (mixed-key state possible) #359/Desktop fs reads/writes don't participate in the encryption-migration admission lock (race window during disable/rotate) #360/Bind desktop fs-backed ciphertext to its record identity (AAD) to prevent cross-file substitution #361 as renderer-neutral Rust-Core requirements;
• explicitly preserves the DesktopPlatform/Tauri import boundary and forbids Qt-specific APIs from leaking into shared/domain code.

Cross-cutting architecture reuse / ownership governance

• adds docs/architecture/ARCHITECTURE-REUSE-OWNERSHIP.md as a governance companion, not another roadmap;
• establishes ONE PRODUCT MODEL / ONE VERSIONED PROJECT TRUTH / ONE AUTHORITY PER SEMANTIC CAPABILITY;
• introduces a mandatory existing-authority/seed audit before non-trivial new services, stores, crates, managers, queues, registries, capability detectors, or state machines;
• establishes capability boundaries before package/crate boundaries — roadmap responsibility names do not automatically authorize new crates/packages;
• defines the preferred order: fix existing owner → extend → narrow adapter → extract real duplication → refactor authority → only then new subsystem;
• distinguishes product feature truth, runtime capability truth, subsystem admission and diagnostics;
• codifies existing reuse seeds for persistence, encryption admission, local-AI coordination, OPFS, Service Worker/update state, external launch/import and diagnostics;
• prevents silent dual storage authority when OPFS or File System Access is added;
• requires PWA update hardening to refine/retire the current SW/update path instead of building a second update manager;
• requires deferred/background PWA work to reuse existing task/application executors rather than create a second general task framework;
• defines cross-renderer evidence as shared semantic scenarios/fixtures/metrics with renderer-specific drivers rather than one artificial mega-driver.

Mechanical enforcement

scripts/check-native-readiness.mjs now also verifies that the reuse/ownership policy retains critical invariants, including:

• capability-before-crate/package governance;
• explicit reuse-first existing-authority audit;
• one semantic authority per capability;
• shared scenario semantics without forced driver parity;
• separation of PWA runtime capability from feature-flag product admission;
• no second live-project authority for OPFS/File System Access;
• no duplicate PWA update manager;
• no duplicate general task framework for deferred PWA work.

Repository issue reconciliation performed alongside this refinement

The related GitHub issues now carry maintainer-level architecture refinements so implementation agents do not reinterpret the umbrella work as greenfield:

• pwa(first-class): harden offline reliability, lifecycle, performance, install/update UX & browser-native AI #478 — PWA umbrella: refinement-first invariant, existing seeds, dependency graph, in-place docs/PWA-AUDIT.md evolution;
• pwa(capabilities): establish progressive-enhancement registry, browser support tiers & runtime diagnostics #489 — capability registry is an aggregator over existing probes, not a second detection stack;
• pwa(concurrency): make multi-tab editing safe with Web Locks, BroadcastChannel & lifecycle ownership #480 — reconciles existing Web Locks encryption admission and BroadcastChannel AI leadership before generic multi-context work;
• pwa(files): add permission-scoped local file handles, native-like open/save & installed-PWA file handling #481 — File System Access remains an adapter over existing import/export and browser-storage authority;
• pwa(storage): engineer a durable IDB+OPFS storage tier with persistence, quota & recovery UX #482 — recognizes the existing DuckDB OPFS production seed and forbids a wholesale second project database;
• pwa(ai): turn WebGPU/worker local inference into a zero-install offline AI differentiator #483 — enforces the existing local-AI facade/AI-core/WorkerBus as the single product stack;
• pwa(capture): make WorldScript an OS share target and offline research/idea inbox #484 — converges external entry mechanisms on one typed ExternalLaunchIntent and permits only a bounded Capture Inbox as genuinely new domain capability;
• pwa(updates): make service-worker upgrades transactional, multi-client safe & edit-loss-proof #485 — explicitly refactors the current Service Worker/update path in place and addresses unsafe unconditional activation/reload semantics;
• pwa(installed): turn standalone mode into a polished OS-integrated writing shell #486 — evolves existing manifest/registration shell state rather than creating a second installed-PWA authority;
• pwa(mobile): build a keyboard-aware, touch-first distraction-free writing mode #487 — keeps mobile specialization presentation-only over the canonical project model;
• pwa(background): design a safe deferred-work queue for offline/background tasks without data-loss claims #488 — separates a small deferred scheduling journal from existing task execution and reconciles the current worldscript-autosave Background Sync semantics;
• [Desktop/Tauri→Qt]: Linux responsiveness, Alt-Tab hang & memory — cross-renderer acceptance baseline #332 — remains the single canonical cross-renderer lifecycle/performance evidence source;
• [Bug]: AI Writing Studio text is unreadable #341 — gains one shared readability oracle consumed by PWA/Tauri/Qt evidence;
• Dedicated Scenario / Screenplay workspace #347 — Scenario/Screenplay remains a projection over canonical project truth;
• plugins(beta): trusted install/update marketplace with permissions, integrity & sandbox admission #348 — Marketplace extends the existing sandboxed plugin runtime instead of introducing another execution engine;
• Collaboration invite links with expiry/permissions #349 — invite links extend the existing collaboration transport/session architecture;
• security(core/R-15): renderer-neutral encrypted desktop storage, durable migration & identity binding #445 — remains the canonical R-15 native secure-storage integration issue.

Non-goals

• no production Qt implementation;
• no Tauri runtime/code change;
• no PWA runtime implementation in this PR;
• no CI required-status authority change;
• no R-15 implementation in this PR;
• no issue closure claim for [Desktop/Tauri→Qt]: Linux responsiveness, Alt-Tab hang & memory — cross-renderer acceptance baseline #332;
• no GPUI production admission;
• no WebKitGTK/NVIDIA global workaround;
• no new project/storage/crypto/AI/task authority;
• no license change.

Governance

Wave / gate: roadmap refinement; proposed Wave 2.5 / G1.5 / G2.5
Authority changed? NO
DesktopPlatform boundary affected? NO — preserved/strengthened as policy
Direct Tauri import added? NO
Qt-specific API leaked into shared code? NO
R-15 / #357/#359/#360/#361 invariant affected? NO implementation; explicitly preserved
#332 acceptance scenario affected? YES — expanded into canonical cross-renderer evidence
PWA architecture affected? GOVERNANCE ONLY — reuse/ownership constraints; no runtime code
Data format changed? NO
Security boundary changed? NO
Evidence maturity: documentation / FIELD_OBSERVED inputs from #332
Rollback: revert documentation/tooling commits; no runtime state affected

Validation expected

• documentation/native-readiness policy checks;
• normal repository CI;
• CodeQL/security checks as configured;
• review quiescence after the new governance commit set;
• no product/runtime behavior claim from documentation-only evidence.

Closes no issue.

Summary by Sourcery

Codify a reuse-first architecture governance model and refine the Qt-first desktop migration and PWA strategies around shared product truth, explicit renderer boundaries, and evidence-based transition gates.

New Features:

• Add a binding Revision 3 desktop migration roadmap with Tauri exit criteria, cross-renderer evidence requirements, and staged Qt qualification gates.
• Introduce a repository-wide architecture reuse and ownership policy for PWA, native, Rust Core, and future renderer work.
• Expand the PWA audit into a living product architecture and acceptance specification covering offline behavior, storage, updates, local AI, installed-app features, mobile, security, and cross-renderer evidence.

Enhancements:

• Clarify the normative relationship among the Qt roadmap, ADR, Tauri maintenance policy, and migration governance documents, including Linux/Wayland/NVIDIA differential qualification and clean process-tree requirements.
• Strengthen native readiness checks to mechanically enforce migration gates, cross-renderer lifecycle evidence, and single-authority reuse invariants.

Documentation:

• Update project guidance and architecture records to reference the Revision 3 Qt migration amendment and its additional execution wave and gates.

Tests:

• Extend native readiness policy validation for Revision 3 gates, Tauri stop rules, graphics differential criteria, and architecture reuse constraints.

Summary by CodeRabbit

• Documentation

  • Added a comprehensive desktop migration roadmap establishing Qt as the primary native target, Rust Core as the product authority, and Tauri as transitional.
  • Expanded PWA architecture and acceptance guidance across offline support, storage, security, performance, accessibility, and native-renderer relationships.
  • Added reuse-and-ownership policies covering shared product behavior across platforms.
  • Updated migration gates, lifecycle criteria, graphics validation, and transition requirements.

• Chores

  • Enhanced native-readiness validation for the revised roadmap, governance policies, migration gates, and Linux graphics checks.

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Refines the native desktop migration strategy docs by adding a detailed Qt-first roadmap revision and tightening the Tauri transitional maintenance policy around #332, emphasizing portable-vs-runtime classification, cross-renderer acceptance criteria, and strict renderer-neutral architecture invariants.

Sequence diagram for cross-renderer lifecycle acceptance

sequenceDiagram
participant Harness as BenchmarkHarness
participant PWA as PWA
participant Tauri as Tauri
participant Qt as Qt
participant Core as RustCore
Harness->>PWA: run GOLDEN_DESKTOP_LIFECYCLE_332
PWA->>Core: edit_and_autosave
Harness->>PWA: background_and_resume
Harness->>Tauri: run GOLDEN_DESKTOP_LIFECYCLE_332
Tauri->>Core: edit_and_autosave
Harness->>Tauri: background_and_resume
Harness->>Qt: run GOLDEN_DESKTOP_LIFECYCLE_332
Qt->>Core: edit_and_autosave
Harness->>Qt: background_and_resume
Harness->>Harness: compare latency_memory_and_lifecycle_results

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Flow diagram for Tauri evidence exit and Qt transfer readiness

flowchart TD
S[#332 observed symptom] --> C{Portable or runtime-specific?}
C -->|Data, security, app/Core, or portable memory defect| F[FIX or DEFER-TO-CORE]
C -->|Narrow adapter defect| A[FIX or MITIGATE]
C -->|Runtime, compositor, driver, or WebProcess correlation| E[Bounded evidence]
C -->|Unknown ownership| I[Instrument until ownership narrows]
E --> X[G1.5 Tauri Evidence Exit]
I --> C
X --> H[Reusable lifecycle and benchmark scenarios]
H --> Q[G2.5 Qt Renderer Differential Gate]
Q -->|Pass| M[Proceed with broad Qt migration]
Q -->|Fail| R[Pause Qt investment and review architecture]

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File-Level Changes

Change	Details	Files
Introduce a Revision 3 desktop migration roadmap that canonically defines the Qt-first strategy, gates, waves, and evidence program.	Add a new roadmap document that reframes the goal from perfecting Tauri to perfecting renderer-neutral core and treating Tauri as a transitional runtime. Define new intermediate gates (G1.5, G2.5) and Wave 2.5 focused on evidence, [Desktop/Tauri→Qt]: Linux responsiveness, Alt-Tab hang & memory — cross-renderer acceptance baseline #332 decomposition, and cross-renderer benchmarks rather than Tauri optimization. Codify architectural invariants such as DesktopPlatform as a permanent substitution boundary, Rust Core as authoritative, and prohibitions on renderer-specific domain authority. Lay out detailed execution waves and early Qt feasibility lanes, including a Linux/Wayland/NVIDIA graphics differential lane and Qt killer-gate criteria. Specify performance SLO policy, benchmark workloads/metrics, CI strategy, security/bridge hardening, observability schema, and stop-loss rules for renderer-specific work. Clarify how R-15 and related issues (Desktop atomic writes: fsync temp file + parent directory before/after rename for true crash durability #357/Desktop fs-data key-rotation migration is not crash-resumable (mixed-key state possible) #359/Desktop fs reads/writes don't participate in the encryption-migration admission lock (race window during disable/rotate) #360/Bind desktop fs-backed ciphertext to its record identity (AAD) to prevent cross-file substitution #361) are prerequisites and accelerators for Qt, and how [Desktop/Tauri→Qt]: Linux responsiveness, Alt-Tab hang & memory — cross-renderer acceptance baseline #332 becomes a cross-renderer acceptance baseline.	docs/native/DESKTOP-MIGRATION-ROADMAP-REV3.md
Tighten Tauri transitional maintenance around #332 with explicit classification, memory semantics, cross-renderer benchmarks, and a Qt handoff rule.	Extend the Tauri decision rubric to include transferring scenarios to Qt acceptance instead of deep Tauri-only engineering. Reframe [Desktop/Tauri→Qt]: Linux responsiveness, Alt-Tab hang & memory — cross-renderer acceptance baseline #332 from a single sluggishness bug into decomposed subtracks (persistence, app-owned performance, runtime differential, Alt-Tab hangs, memory growth) with explicit statuses. Introduce portable-vs-runtime classification and memory classification gates that must be passed before further non-trivial [Desktop/Tauri→Qt]: Linux responsiveness, Alt-Tab hang & memory — cross-renderer acceptance baseline #332 work. Expand the GOLDEN-DESKTOP-LIFECYCLE-332 scenario to include longer sessions, cross-renderer repetition (PWA/Tauri/Qt), explicit required outcomes, and evidence maturity requirements. Define a cross-renderer benchmark record template and a Tauri exit rule for [Desktop/Tauri→Qt]: Linux responsiveness, Alt-Tab hang & memory — cross-renderer acceptance baseline #332 specifying when to stop deep Tauri debugging and treat the issue as RUNTIME/ENVIRONMENT-limited. Add a Qt handoff rule that positions [Desktop/Tauri→Qt]: Linux responsiveness, Alt-Tab hang & memory — cross-renderer acceptance baseline #332 as a Qt migration acceptance baseline, clarifies Qt Quick/QML as the primary UI target, and allows Tauri to remain imperfect while Qt proves stability under the same scenarios.	docs/native/TAURI-TRANSITIONAL-MAINTENANCE.md

Possibly linked issues

• [Desktop/Tauri→Qt]: Linux responsiveness, Alt-Tab hang & memory — cross-renderer acceptance baseline #332: The PR directly documents and operationalizes [Desktop/Tauri→Qt]: Linux responsiveness, Alt-Tab hang & memory — cross-renderer acceptance baseline #332 as the canonical cross-renderer acceptance baseline and Qt migration input.

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This PR successfully refines the desktop migration strategy documentation without introducing any blocking issues. The changes are documentation-only and appropriately scoped:

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• Comprehensive Desktop Migration Roadmap Revision 3 with clear gates, waves, and decision criteria
• Enhanced Tauri Transitional Maintenance policy with portable-vs-runtime classification
• Formal investment gates (G1.5, G2.5) and Wave 2.5 for evidence-based migration
• Cross-renderer benchmark framework and GOLDEN-DESKTOP-LIFECYCLE-332 acceptance scenario

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The change replaces the PWA audit with an architecture specification, adds reuse and ownership governance, introduces the Revision 3 desktop roadmap, expands Qt and Tauri qualification rules, and extends the native-readiness checker.

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Layer / File(s)	Summary
Architecture reuse and ownership policy docs/PWA-AUDIT.md, docs/architecture/ARCHITECTURE-REUSE-OWNERSHIP.md	The PWA audit now defines architecture and acceptance rules. The new policy assigns semantic authorities, reuse rules, renderer boundaries, migration sequencing, and cross-renderer evidence requirements.
Revision 3 desktop migration roadmap docs/native/DESKTOP-MIGRATION-ROADMAP-REV3.md, AGENTS.md, CLAUDE.md, docs/adr/..., docs/native/ROADMAP-QT-GPUI-DESKTOP.md	Revision 3 establishes Qt, Rust Core, Tauri, PWA, GPUI, and CEF roles. It adds migration gates, Wave 2.5, benchmarks, security requirements, evidence policies, and success criteria. Related strategy references now point to the amendment.
Qt qualification and killer gates docs/native/QT-EARLY-KILLER-GATES.md	Qt qualification now includes G2.5 graphics differentials, Linux hardware evidence, lifecycle checks, resource-growth limits, and failure classification.
Tauri transition and retirement policy docs/native/TAURI-TRANSITIONAL-MAINTENANCE.md	The policy defines investment classifications, issue 332 evidence tracks, lifecycle benchmarks, Qt handoff conditions, and Tauri retirement criteria.
Native readiness validation scripts/check-native-readiness.mjs	The checker validates Revision 3 gates, Tauri policies, architecture ownership rules, Linux graphics evidence, and bounded resource growth.

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Review reconciliation on head f833bf6:

• ✅ P1 Revision-3 authority gap: added an explicit normative roadmap chain in TAURI-TRANSITIONAL-MAINTENANCE.md and extended native-readiness:check so G1.5, G2.5, Wave 2.5 and GOLDEN-DESKTOP-LIFECYCLE-332 are mechanically required.
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Review-correction reconciliation — 2026-08-24

All currently reported inline review findings have now been reconciled and the threads resolved.

Corrections include:

• native-readiness checks now validate the actual scoped G1.5, G2.5 and Wave-2.5 sections, so executive-summary bullets cannot mask deleted gate bodies;
• explanatory JS comments use the repository's required single-line // QNBS-v3: form;
• the deferred-task policy assertion is case-insensitive and matches the actual policy text;
• QF-D / Linux graphics differential is now wired into QT-EARLY-KILLER-GATES.md, including the early-lane list, gate matrix, evidence package, representative target environment and G2.5 relationship;
• Rev-3 Core authority progression now explicitly preserves the current CORE-MIGRATION-LEDGER.md Wave-2 ordering (schema/storage plus bounded task/diagnostics fast-follows) before Wave-3/4 R-15 work;
• the [Desktop/Tauri→Qt]: Linux responsiveness, Alt-Tab hang & memory — cross-renderer acceptance baseline #332 stop rule is scoped only to [Desktop/Tauri→Qt]: Linux responsiveness, Alt-Tab hang & memory — cross-renderer acceptance baseline #332-style runtime investigations; unrelated TM-3 proposals retain immediate rejection and ordinary TM-1/TM-2 work uses the general investment gate;
• Qt/PWA admitted acceptance now requires bounded memory/resource growth; explanation-only handling is limited to transitional Tauri classification after portable leakage is ruled out and the [Desktop/Tauri→Qt]: Linux responsiveness, Alt-Tab hang & memory — cross-renderer acceptance baseline #332 stop rule is met;
• ARCHITECTURE-REUSE-OWNERSHIP.md is now linked from the Rev-3 native authority and from the PWA architecture entry point;
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