feat(storage): add portable session artifact gateway

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+Portable session products can additionally use the content-addressed central
+artifact gateway described in
+[`ADR 0033`](adr/0033-central-session-artifacts-and-bounded-host-cache.md).
+This does not move or delete the source-of-record evidence. It adds verified
+central manifests plus a quota-bound, pinnable local working set for exact base
+RRDs and perception overlays.
+
 The directories and derived recording cache use owner-only permissions where
 the host filesystem permits them. A new acquisition writer is assigned only a
 direct child of the private evidence root; it no longer writes a new run to the
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+# ADR 0033: Central session artifacts and bounded operator-host cache
+
+Date: 2026-07-30
+Status: accepted and implemented
+
+## Decision
+
+Mission Core stores portable recorded-session products in a provider-neutral,
+content-addressed artifact store. The current central provider is the existing
+Synology SMB mount:
+
+```text
+/Volumes/docker/nodedc-mission-core/artifact-store
+```
+
+This is product runtime data. It is not a deploy artifact, a Map Gateway cache,
+a Device Plane package, or a new Docker service. Authentication remains owned
+by the operating-system SMB mount; Mission Core does not receive a NAS password.
+
+Every immutable object is stored under:
+
+```text
+objects/sha256/<first-two-hex>/<full-sha256>
+```
+
+Canonical JSON manifests are themselves addressed by SHA-256. Mutable names
+exist only as small, atomically replaced references:
+
+```text
+refs/<namespace>/<key>.json -> manifest SHA-256
+```
+
+An operator host never serves a central SMB file directly. It first streams the
+object into a temporary local file, proves the expected SHA-256 and byte length,
+and atomically publishes it into:
+
+```text
+<MISSIONCORE_DATA_DIR>/artifact-cache
+```
+
+The local cache has:
+
+- an 8 GiB default byte quota;
+- a 2 GiB default free-space reserve;
+- persistent SQLite metadata;
+- persistent pin sets;
+- LRU eviction of unpinned objects only;
+- no automatic deletion of source evidence;
+- offline resolution through locally sealed reference and manifest snapshots.
+
+The limits are configurable with:
+
+```text
+MISSIONCORE_ARTIFACT_CACHE_MAX_BYTES
+MISSIONCORE_ARTIFACT_CACHE_FREE_SPACE_RESERVE_BYTES
+```
+
+The central root is configured with:
+
+```text
+MISSIONCORE_ARTIFACT_STORE_ROOT
+```
+
+## Recorded playback behavior
+
+The base RRD and integrated E10 overlay are separate immutable roles in one
+recorded-session manifest.
+
+On a normal cache hit, recorded playback uses the existing private RRD cache.
+On a private-cache miss it may restore the exact `base-rrd` role from the
+bounded artifact cache. Restoration is admitted only when:
+
+- the manifest type and subject match the requested session;
+- the RRD content digest and length match the manifest;
+- the local source evidence still hashes to `base-source-sha256`;
+- the manifest carries the exact session timeline bounds.
+
+The restored RRD is republished through the existing private recording-cache
+transaction and receives a fresh sidecar bound to the current local evidence
+stats. The exporter is not run.
+
+The integrated-perception endpoint resolves
+`integrated-overlay:<recording-id>` before scanning or validating local worker
+results. A sealed central/local CAS hit therefore needs neither Worker 006 nor
+the original E10 result tree. Invalid central metadata fails closed; a genuinely
+absent central role can still use the existing local materialization path.
+
+## Persistent pins and offline use
+
+The CLI surface is:
+
+```bash
+k1link artifact publish ...
+k1link artifact pin ...
+k1link artifact unpin ...
+k1link artifact resolve ...
+k1link artifact status ...
+```
+
+Pinning is a local operator-host decision. A pin downloads and verifies every
+member of the selected manifest. If any member fails, the new pin is removed;
+objects already downloaded remain ordinary unpinned cache entries.
+
+When the central root is unavailable:
+
+- a sealed local reference, manifest, and object resolve normally;
+- an absent local object returns an explicit offline-cache error;
+- Mission Core does not silently fetch from Worker 006 or start a heavy AI run.
+
+## RAVNOVES00 migration acceptance
+
+The source session is `20260720T065719Z_viewer_live`, displayed as
+`RAVNOVES00`.
+
+The accepted central reference currently points to:
+
+```text
+092f758c09965be98fd76d8191474c528ee20540dce5f4761c2a087f6056a6d5
+```
+
+It contains nine logical roles totaling `721626746` bytes:
+
+- the source evidence archive;
+- the base RRD and its original audit sidecar;
+- the accepted E10 result archive;
+- the compute-job manifest;
+- the LiDAR pack and its manifest;
+- the sealed integrated overlay and its sidecar.
+
+The host pin is:
+
+```text
+session:20260720T065719Z_viewer_live
+```
+
+Acceptance facts:
+
+- all nine roles are cached and pinned;
+- base RRD SHA-256:
+  `4db5f2519caa61aca3683499094329b35cf3c24d1cc242953c54d2a228762e13`;
+- base source SHA-256:
+  `70da0edad5cbf0e89b6e2355c0aac294f8c36a67249cd33b8918353fd88c83af`;
+- overlay SHA-256:
+  `c2bb73fca8bb616a3929df236c6dc63d071b6466a6ca57d06487ef18ed985b57`;
+- an offline overlay resolve completed in 0.76 seconds;
+- an isolated offline base restore produced the exact RRD without invoking the
+  exporter;
+- an isolated offline overlay materialization succeeded with nonexistent local
+  worker-result, job, and LiDAR roots.
+
+The migration was copy-only. Existing evidence, derived recordings, accepted
+worker results, and historical overlay generations were not deleted.
+
+## Resource boundary
+
+Artifact publication, fetch, hashing, and restoration are sequential and use a
+1 MiB streaming buffer. They do not start Docker or parallel workers. This is
+the required operating envelope for the 14-inch 2023 MacBook Pro with 18 GiB
+RAM used as the current combined operator and test host.