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docs: position Decision Engine as a portfolio product - #8
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Summary
Portfolio positioning
Titan Decision Engine is presented as an evidence-led TypeScript decision layer for teams building explainable, constraint-aware workflows. The wording is grounded in the checked-in Steps 08–30 model and Step 27 demo; it does not imply that the engine authorizes, persists, approves, or dispatches actions.
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4c32ce5fca441f68c48cc6d12c469ed7bc7a3166and passed Authority gate demo run #2.mainat035f34db93998613e0095ad6aa38a575b8e5e8fc, after hardening PR Make Decision Engine build, tests, and evaluation reproducible #4 merged.