docs(profile): normalize scope hierarchy to canonical (tenant/workspace/app/workflow/agent/toolset)#34
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What
Replaces the scope hierarchy list in
profile/README.mdwith the canonical hierarchy used everywhere else in the protocol/spec/site.Before:
After:
Plus a one-sentence note: "Run-level budgets can be modeled through workflow or agent scope patterns where needed."
Why
The org README was using a different scope vocabulary (
environment,application,tool,run) than the protocol, governance spec, docs, and dashboard, which all standardize ontenant -> workspace -> app -> workflow -> agent -> toolset. Inconsistent scope language weakens the mental model and dilutes the SEO/category signal.Scope
profile/README.md