cf-install-services
cf-install-services owns semantic service operations for profile installation, profile transition, instance inspection and repair, semantic-source registration, and uninstall preparation. It runs after the bootstrap instance has accepted service handoff.
Operations are described in package-local TriG and invoked through the universal cf.service.call.v1 request and cf.service.result.v1 result envelopes. Principal inputs include the accepted profile, checkout, target Python, bootstrap plan, handoff receipt, and lifecycle-specific authority data. Outputs are deterministic previews, transaction receipts, inspection reports, and applied lifecycle results.
The package validates accepted digests and instance authority before mutation, separates preview from apply, preserves unrelated semantic sources, and delegates target transaction mechanics to the installed instance authority. It does not plan bootstrap, resolve or download artifacts, create the initial target environment, provide terminal presentation, or own runtime process startup.
Initial profile installation can begin before the production graph is available. Its operation and executor discovery therefore works from installed/local semantic documents and explicit Python execution affordances; steady-state service calls use the installed service plane after handoff.
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