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The Vercel frontend existed to prove the shared harness extraction: two frontends speaking the same wire protocol, one assembly, one gate. The proof landed; the deployment didn't, and the crate cost a full axum server, a Postgres store, and a Sandbox REST client to keep carrying. It leaves the tree; git history keeps it for the day a second frontend returns. The Cloudflare DO is now the harness's one consumer, and nothing downstream depended on the crate. README, AGENTS.md, and the two dockerfiles lose their vercel entries; the cloud-agent and cloudflare-code doc comments name the remaining frontend. SPEC.md section 11 still tells the two-frontend story; it stays until the direction settles.
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