Holaboss spotlights portable agent state split

The strongest part of the argument is that portability is a state-architecture problem, not a packaging trick. Holaboss looks more legible than most agent demos, but without clean rehydration rules for credentials, runtime state, and machine-bound artifacts, it is still only partially portable.

• –The proposed layers make sense: policy, runtime truth, continuity, and durable memory should not all collapse into chat history.
• –`AGENTS.md` plus `workspace.yaml` read like the right place for portable intent and workspace shape.
• –`runtime.db` should stay execution-owned, because replayable truth is not the same as shareable memory.
• –`memory/` is the only piece that obviously deserves cross-machine migration, and even then only for durable facts and procedures.
• –The main portability gap is still operational: local dependencies like Node, auth state, and provider setup have to be rebuilt or revalidated on the target machine.