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feat: rebuild Phase 1 ideation and curation workflow

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## Implemented workflow
- Reversible Ideation, Drafting, and Finalization phases
- Typed conversation, challenge levels, push-to-talk transcription, and optional visible speech output
- Three-pane Phase 1 workspace for session context, live conversation, and idea distillation
- Persona, genre, lore, and provider-aware web-search guidance assembled into each conversational instruction
- Per-message Append to Ideas controls, editable drafting paper, one-off LLM distillation, and structured session export
- Typed conversation, challenge levels, push-to-talk transcription, persona-linked speech output, and no retained audio
- Suggested ideas with explicit accept/reject, editing, variants, archiving, source links, drafting sets, and merges
- TipTap/ProseMirror structured manuscript editor with canonical Markdown round-tripping, undo/redo, headings, lists, selection replacement, and cursor insertion
- Persisted preview-first generation states with retry-safe provider errors and partial acceptance
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The approved Thinkloom 1.0 provenance architecture is documented in the [Stage 1 normative provenance specification](docs/provenance/README.md). It defines the future single-writer subsystem, canonical records, segmented ledger, recovery protocol, retention policy, native verification, and release bindings.
Thinkloom 0.4.0 extends the formal Stage 2 package with canonical provenance assertions, point-in-time evaluations, versioned semantic registries, and deterministic invalidation vectors. The current native provenance writer must not be represented as conforming until the later implementation and fault-injection stages are complete.
Thinkloom 0.5.0 extends the formal Stage 2 package with canonical provenance assertions, point-in-time evaluations, versioned semantic registries, and deterministic invalidation vectors. The current native provenance writer must not be represented as conforming until the later implementation and fault-injection stages are complete.
## Provider setup