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# Files
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- [Assistant, Agent Runtime, Skills, and Memory](agent-runtime-and-assistant.md) - How Termind assembles AgentKit into durable assistant conversations, applies approval and host-security boundaries, and manages skills, scratch workspaces, and device-local Hermes memory.
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- [Commerce, Localization, and Product Surfaces](commerce-localization-and-product-surfaces.md) - Explains StoreKit-derived Pro access, native paywall and review ownership, localization completion rules, and the app, widget, screenshot, and marketing-site surfaces that present the product.
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- [Persistent Data, Migrations, and Secret Boundaries](persistence-and-secrets.md) - How Termind owns SwiftData and GRDB durable data, evolves compatible schemas, projects records through repositories, and keeps credentials in Keychain-backed and runtime-only boundaries.
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- [Remote services and forwarding](remote-services-and-forwarding.md) - Cross-service ownership of SSH terminal, metrics, SFTP, Agent, and forwarding runtimes, with routing to detailed channel scheduling, shell integration, and multi-connection dispatch mechanisms.
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- [Shell Integration: Bootstrap, OSC Events, and Terminal State](shell-integration.md) - How Termind installs session-local Bash, Zsh, and Fish hooks over the PTY, hides bootstrap exchanges, decodes OSC events, and drives cwd, history, startup commands, and command composition on macOS and iOS.
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- [SSH Multiplexing, Channel Admission, and I/O Scheduling](ssh-multiplexing-and-scheduling.md) - The concrete ownership and scheduling layers behind Termind SSH: per-connection session leases, serial libssh2 workers, exec state machines, multiplexed SFTP retries, readiness, backpressure, and feature-specific connection reuse.
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- [UI Design Principles and Shared Presentation Boundaries](ui-design-principles.md) - Source-backed UI principles for TFM and TFI: semantic visual systems, native interaction, shared forms and presentation values, stable rendering identity, accessibility, localization and safe extension boundaries.
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