docs(linkedin-studio): OKF-runde trinn C — bundle-inventar + taksonomi-innsigelse

Legger det varige innholdet fra adopsjonsrunden i eiende repo (postkassens
regel 2: beslutninger bor i eiende repos docs, kopien i _okf-interim er
varselet).

Nytt par. 6: bundle-inventar + plassering. Vi har EN OKF-bundle (brain/),
og alt bruker-eid ligger allerede utenfor repo-treet via data-dir-seamen
(M0/v0.6.0) - beslutningen krever ingen migrasjon hos oss.

Innsigelse mot taksonomien: beslutningstabellen diskriminerer paa hvem som
skriver. Vaar brain/ skrives av pluginen og ville derfor klassifisert som
plugin-eid og hoert hjemme i repoet - som er akkurat feil for det mest
personlige vi har, i et offentlig distribuert repo. Riktig akse er hvilken
livssyklus innholdet foelger. Maskinskrevet + bruker-eid er ikke et hjoerne,
det er hva ethvert laerende system produserer.

Par. 7-9 renummerert.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_019uzhvLjCm39mNQXVFwG7w2

docs/okf-ingestion/plan.md

@@ -16,7 +16,7 @@
 >
 > **Separate, do not merge:** `docs/ingestion-guard/plan.md` (`planned`) is this repo's *security* wiring
 > plan. It shares persist points with this document by necessity, but is a distinct decision with a
-> distinct dependency. §6 states the boundary.
+> distinct dependency. §7 states the boundary.
 
 ## 1. Executive answer
 
@@ -161,7 +161,47 @@ declare themselves generic by architecture. Note we carry the data-root resolver
 *path convention* is plugin-local even where the *idiom* is not; a shared library should take the idiom and
 leave the path.
 
-## 6. Boundary against the guard plan
+## 6. Bundle inventory and placement
+
+Operator decision, 2026-07-20: **user-owned OKF bundles live outside the plugin/repo tree and are only
+referenced from it.** Plugin-generated bundles that are part of the plugin's own delivery stay.
+
+**We already comply — the migration happened in M0 (v0.6.0), before the decision existed.** Every
+user-owned artifact resolves through `${LINKEDIN_STUDIO_DATA:-$HOME/.claude/linkedin-studio}/`
+(`references/data-path-convention.md`), with an idempotent session-start migration. Nothing user-owned has
+lived in the repo tree since.
+
+| Artifact | Path | OKF bundle? | Class |
+|---|---|---|---|
+| **Brain** | `<data-dir>/brain/` | **Yes** — the repo's only OKF bundle (`type` + per-level `index.md` + root `okf_version: 0.1`; `okf-check.mjs` exit 0, 2026-06-26) | **User-owned** — see boundary case below |
+| Published-post tributary | `<data-dir>/ingest/{inbox,published}/` | No — deliberately excluded (§5) | User-owned |
+| Trend store | `<data-dir>/trends/trends.json` | No — a single JSON file, not a markdown bundle | User-owned |
+| Morning briefs | `<data-dir>/trends/morning-brief/<date>.md` | No — dated briefs with frontmatter, no `index.md`, not concept files | User-owned |
+| Specifics-bank | `<data-dir>/specifics-bank/specifics-bank.json` | No | User-owned |
+| Analytics batches | `<analytics-root>/posts/*.json` | No | User-owned |
+| Reference docs (28) | `references/*.md` **in repo** | No — no `type`, no `index.md` | **Plugin-owned**, ships with the plugin, correctly in-tree |
+
+**Nothing breaks on migration, because there is nothing left to migrate.** The one caveat is historical:
+pre-M0 installs kept data in-tree, and the session-start migration already handles that path. A second
+caveat worth naming: `assets/drafts/queue.json` and `assets/analytics/` remain in-tree as gitignored
+scratch — they are not bundles, but they are the last in-tree paths that hold user bytes, and they should
+be revisited if the decision is ever tightened to "no user bytes in-tree at all."
+
+### The boundary case — and it says the taxonomy's axis is wrong
+
+The decision's table discriminates on **who writes**: plugin writes → plugin-owned → lives in the repo.
+Our brain is **written by the plugin** (`consolidate`/fold, operator-gated at `--apply --confirm`) and
+never hand-authored. By that table it is plugin-owned and belongs in the repo. **That conclusion is
+exactly wrong** — it is the single most personal artifact we hold, it must survive plugin upgrade and
+uninstall, and the repo is publicly distributed.
+
+The discriminator that gives the right answer everywhere in our inventory is **whose lifecycle the content
+follows**, not whose hand writes the bytes. Our brain is machine-written and user-owned, and that
+combination is not a rare corner — it is what any learning system produces. We suggest the axis be
+lifecycle/ownership, with authorship as a non-determinative attribute. Otherwise every plugin that
+*derives* user knowledge lands on the wrong side of a table it read correctly.
+
+## 7. Boundary against the guard plan
 
 `docs/ingestion-guard/plan.md` identifies four persist gates: trends `capture`, brain
 `writePublished`/`scanInbox`, newsletter→`ekstern` bindings, analytics `saveBatch`. Two of those (trends
@@ -173,7 +213,7 @@ and in what shape.** They share a dependency in one place only — R1's seam is
 land — and that is noted as a seam requirement, not a security decision. Neither plan is a prerequisite for
 the other's approval. The guard plan's own interop blocker (Python↔Node) is tracked there.
 
-## 7. Open questions for the library owners
+## 8. Open questions for the library owners
 
 1. Does R1 (model-mediated payload door) belong to door B, or is it a fourth door? It is neither an inbox
    scan nor an external bundle import.
@@ -182,7 +222,7 @@ the other's approval. The guard plan's own interop blocker (Python↔Node) is tr
 3. For phase 4: is the Node half expected to reach parity with door A only, or with whatever doors exist
    when it starts? Our adoption depends on R1, which is not door A.
 
-## 8. References
+## 9. References
 
 - Library: `https://git.fromaitochitta.com/open/llm-ingestion-okf`
 - Guard: `https://git.fromaitochitta.com/open/llm-ingestion-pipeline-security`