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gbrain: sync converted org-mode brain files

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@@ -45,6 +45,8 @@ The knowledge subsystem maintains two indices over the Org prose:
The prose is always ground truth. Both indices are derived views that can be rebuilt from scratch. Nothing is lost in the indices that was not already in the Org files.
The same principle extends beyond prose to structured data. Empirical parameters, validity envelopes, provenance chains, and benchmark results live in Org as property drawers and tables — the same format the user reads and edits. The system maintains a derived representation — the provenance store — optimized for machine queries: filter by confidence interval, find all models valid for a given input class, trace a parameter to its experimental source. Like the two indices, the provenance store is a derived view rebuilt from Org, not a separate system with its own canonical copy. Nothing is lost in the store that was not already in the Org files. And when the system learns something new — a validated parameter, a benchmark result — it writes back to the Org files, keeping the human layer current.
This is what sovereignty means in technical terms: the user owns the data in a format they can access, and the system operates on the data in the same format they own. The format is stable — Org-mode has been in active development since 2003. There is no schema migration, no database upgrade, no vendor lock-in. Your notes survive the system.
**The verification subsystem: the gate.**