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# ADR 0154: Channel-owned workspace shell
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## Status
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Accepted for the 0.1.7 internal prototype.
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## Context
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The first Fifth Domain prototype rendered channel navigation inside Tolaria's editor while leaving Tolaria's sidebar and note list visible. That made the knowledge base and Guanghu channels appear to be two independent products.
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## Decision
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- Channel mode owns the full application body and hides Tolaria's knowledge navigation.
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- The channel rail is the primary navigation for domains, human systems, persona paths, modules, and registered servers.
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- Opening Knowledge Lake changes the workspace module while preserving a Guanghu module dock. Tolaria's sidebar and note list are subordinate navigation inside that module.
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- Server cards expose stable identity and monitoring interface boundaries before live probes are connected.
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- Guanghu companion themes expand through semantic color tokens rather than component-local colors.
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## Consequences
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The 0.1.7 prototype establishes ownership and extension points, but it does not yet provide live server telemetry or a fully embedded video application. Those modules must attach to the same workspace contract rather than create parallel shells.
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