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Runtime local: run one second-brain workflow locally #111

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Parent: #103

Related: #100

Depends on: runtime package discovery/delegation (#107), local runtime package skeleton (#108)

Context

The core product gap is not just that runtime packages exist. The second-brain example needs to become runnable.

This issue is the first end-to-end acceptance target for the runtime effort.

Goal

Make one target from examples/second-brain run through the local runtime and produce a durable Agentic result.

Expected shape:

cd examples/second-brain
agentic runtime add local
agentic runtime init local
agentic runtime run <target>

The exact target can be chosen during implementation. Prefer something concrete and small, such as an inbox review, project review, or kickoff workflow.

What counts as "runnable"

A successful run should demonstrate at least:

  • The local runtime can load the Agentic workspace.
  • The runtime can select or receive a target.
  • A persona/skill/workflow path is visible in the run.
  • The run produces a durable Agentic artifact or invocation record.
  • The user can inspect what happened afterward.

Non-goals

  • Do not require Cloudflare.
  • Do not require daemon/service mode.
  • Do not require scheduling.
  • Do not require external artifact storage.
  • Do not require a perfect generalized workflow evaluator if the MVP can be smaller.

Acceptance

  • A documented command sequence runs one second-brain target locally.
  • The result is durable in Agentic terms, not just terminal output.
  • The command sequence is suitable for the example README.
  • Any missing polish or generalization is filed as follow-up issues.

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