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Project State Snapshot
1. Snapshot Metadata 1.1 Snapshot ID: 2026-01-03-01 1.2 Date: 2026-01-03 1.3 Scope: [home]/Desktop/learnnko/training/scripts
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1. Snapshot Metadata 1.1 Snapshot ID: 2026-01-03-01 1.2 Date: 2026-01-03 1.3 Scope: [home]/Desktop/learnnko/training/scripts
2. Canonical Artifacts 2.1 README.md 2.2 INTAKE_REPORT.md 2.3 PROJECT_CHARTER.md 2.4 SYSTEM_GLOSSARY.md 2.5 ASSUMPTIONS_INVARIANTS.md 2.6 IMPLEMENTATION_GUIDE.md 2.7 IMPLEMENTATION_CHECKLIST.md 2.8 CONTINUATION_PROTOCOL.md 2.9 PROJECT_STATE_SNAPSHOT.md
3. Current Phase and Progress 3.1 Phase: 0 - Project Control Layer 3.2 Last Completed: Create State Snapshot (IMPLEMENTATION_CHECKLIST.md [ip]) 3.3 Next Active: Validate Phase Zero Documents (IMPLEMENTATION_CHECKLIST.md [ip]) 3.4 Confidence: Medium 3.5 Open Uncertainties: Intended scope beyond README.md; preferred location or naming for governance documents; meaning of "synergetic" request. 3.6 Blocked By: None
4. Change History 4.1 2026-01-03 v0.1 Initial snapshot after intake and Phase Zero document creation. 4.2 2026-01-03 v0.2 Added self-reference to canonical artifacts list.
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