Hand mainline TPS report ownership to Ryan pointed at the NGD board; abandon Peters private fork and deprioritize the Linux software-delivery lifecycle doc

Situation

In the 7/23 Ryan 1:1 Peter made three linked calls on his own reporting stack. First, Ryan takes ownership of getting the mainline TPS report pointed at the right source - now that the NGD board sits as a layer below value drivers, the report should point at that. Second, Peter drops his own private branch of the TPS report and will consume the mainline one instead. Third, he explicitly deprioritized the Document Lifecycle for how we deliver software in Linux item that carries both Ryan and Max names - if you see that in MiniMe, that is not my highest priority - and said he will push Max on it separately. He also declined Ryan offer to deliver by tomorrow: I do not need it tomorrow.

Reasoning

Peter had forked the TPS report to get the view he wanted, which meant the report the rest of the company sees and the report Peter reads had drifted apart - the same divergence problem he spends his time attacking everywhere else. Rather than maintain the fork, he collapsed to one source and moved the ownership to the person who will automate it. Pointing it at the NGD board is the same consolidation move: the NGD layer now exists, so the status artifact should read from the coordination layer rather than from wherever Peter fork was pointing. Deprioritizing the lifecycle doc is a capacity call - Ryan just took the TPS work plus a Citadel headcount plan plus a data-governance escalation, and Peter would rather have the reporting spine right than the process document written. He also owns the Max half of that item himself rather than leaving Ryan to chase a peer who has gone unresponsive.

Additional Context

Extends the 7/7 decision to restructure the Tuesday staff meeting to org-by-org TPS ownership and un-fork the TPS report to one shared source, which already carried a todo delegated to Max and Ryan. This session converts that intent into an actual owner and an actual target. Same 1:1 in which Peter granted Ryan the Citadel headcount.

Observed Evidence

Direct transcript. Explicit deprioritization of a named existing todo, explicit commitment to abandon his own fork, explicit new target (NGD board), explicit refusal of a same-day deadline, and explicit retention of the Max follow-up for himself.

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