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roadmap: materialize Agent Runtime Assurance work items - #197
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Summary
Materializes the active Agent Runtime Assurance epic (
#151) into seven executablemctl-agentswork items and binds them into the canonical roadmap DAG.Created issues:
The dependency chain remains the same as the existing canonical manifest; this PR only attaches concrete issue identities to each required work item.
No implementation/intake label is added to the child issues. The intended first execution slice is #694 only; downstream issues remain blocked by the canonical DAG.
Existing policy/approval/evidence owners (
mctl-agents#197/#198/#199) are reused, not reimplemented. Historical proof remains based on safe fixtures formctl-agents#183andmctl-telegram#602.