Shipped PTC-Lisp libraries as explicit Kernel components.

Available component IDs are kernel, runtime, cap, workflow.event, llm, agent.native, agent.core, agent.feedback, agent.retry, agent.prompt, agent.main, result, analysis, and debug.nav.

agent.main is a generic entry wrapper: a manifest names agent.main/run and supplies task and agent through input, instead of every application repeating the same agent.core call. It is domain-blind by construction — it forwards two input keys and never learns what the task is about. It validates each model-authored terminal candidate against the manifest result contract while a bounded correction turn can still run, then returns the raw application value; callers of agent.core/run retain its explicit %{"ok" => true, "value" => value} success envelope by default. agent.core/run-value is the composable variant: it returns the same model-authored value to its PTC-Lisp caller without terminating the outer workflow, allowing an evaluator to judge the answer before returning.

analysis and debug.nav are the two navigation surfaces over one immutable run-evidence capture, and a mission installs one or the other. analysis binds the stable analysis-runs/analysis-open/analysis-read capability names a REPL analysis profile grants. debug.nav adds follow and binds a manifest-installed snapshot provider, which names its operations <alias>.runs/<alias>.open/<alias>.read; the mission must therefore select its correlated inspection snapshot provider under the conventional alias debug.nav. follow takes one typed relationship from an evidence item and reads its exact target collection and filters, refusing an unavailable or filterless relationship and any caller filter beyond limit and cursor. It adds no host authority and no diagnosis policy: it returns the original relationship beside the unchanged native page envelope, so cursors, completeness, and relationship state survive the hop.

cap is :discoverable rather than :prompt. Its envelope and pagination helpers compose capabilities for other libraries and stay out of the prompt inventory; evaluated code still finds them with (dir "cap") and reads them with (doc "cap/fold-pages"). unwrap! fails the program on an error envelope rather than returning it. fold-pages is the one traversal helper: it reduces page items into bounded caller state, preserves a resumable cursor at its explicit page bound, and rejects changed snapshots or cursor cycles observed within one invocation without retaining source-sized resume history.

Fetching one component with component/1 does not expand its dependencies, and PtcRunner.Kernel refuses to compile an incomplete set. Manifests and resolve_components/1 expand installed-library selections transitively; direct callers of compile_bundle/1 must supply the resulting closed set.

Fetching a component grants no capability. The host still compiles the selected closed component set and supplies the capabilities required by its exports when assembling an environment.