sync-agent-preserves-cascade-structure
IN premise
After `sync_agent` completes, the agent's outlist-based justification structure remains intact — revoking `agent:active` still cascades all agent beliefs to OUT, proving sync does not corrupt kill-switch wiring.
Summary
The sync process that imports an agent's beliefs into the system does so without breaking the dependency chain that ties all those beliefs back to the agent's active status. This means the kill switch still works after syncing — if you revoke an agent's active flag, every belief that agent contributed will automatically retract, exactly as designed.
Dependents
These beliefs depend on this one:
- sync-is-safe-for-automated-reconciliation — `sync_agent` can be safely re-run on any schedule — idempotent execution with cascade structure preservation means repeated automated synchronization never corrupts outlist-based justification hierarchies or produces accumulating side effects.
Details
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