fix(org-relations): peer-first framing — funder_of joins the kind vocabulary, hierarchy demoted to special case

Operator correction after ship: peer relationships with a descriptive
kind are the NORMAL shape of org relations; parent/child hierarchy is the
special case. The suggestion vocabulary and didi's discipline both said
otherwise-ish — fixed.

RelatedOrgs kind datalist: funder_of added (replacing the ambiguous
"funds"), reordered peer-flavored kinds first (funder_of, partners_with,
agency_of). agency_of was already present. Kinds are open vocabulary and
orthogonal to rel — funder_of and agency_of ride peer edges as readily as
hierarchical ones.

didi's workbench slab: the relations discipline now says default to rel
"peer" with a descriptive kind unless the operator's phrasing states
containment, citing the proven precedent (upmobility ↔ urban-institute is
peer/partners_with, not initiative_of).

Verified: svelte-check 0/0, workspace tsc clean, service rebuilt.

Files changed:
- apps/org-workbench/src/RelatedOrgs.svelte
- services/workspace/src/chat.ts

Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01RW28dw3kQAKXr2ZNefCukE

Author: mpstaton

apps/org-workbench/src/RelatedOrgs.svelte

@@ -20,15 +20,18 @@
     onopen: (slug: string) => void;
   } = $props();
 
-  // Open vocabulary — datalist suggestions, never enum-enforced.
+  // Open vocabulary — datalist suggestions, never enum-enforced. Kinds are
+  // orthogonal to rel: funder_of / agency_of ride PEER edges as readily as
+  // hierarchical ones (operator ruling 2026-07-27 — hierarchy is the
+  // special case, peer + a descriptive kind is the normal shape).
   const KIND_SUGGESTIONS = [
+    'funder_of',
+    'partners_with',
+    'agency_of',
     'initiative_of',
     'fund_of',
     'program_of',
-    'agency_of',
     'chapter_of',
-    'funds',
-    'partners_with',
   ];
 
   let relations = $state<OrgRelations>({ parents: [], children: [], peers: [] });

services/workspace/src/chat.ts

@@ -135,7 +135,7 @@ ORG RELATIONS + TAGS (per context-v/plans/Org-Relations-Parent-Child-Peer-Plus-O
 organization.relations — Read one org's family tree: parents / children / peers, each with kind + description.
   args: { org_slug: string, client: string }
 
-organization.relate — Connect two EXISTING orgs. rel is relative to org_slug: "parent" = other_slug is the parent. kind is an open vocabulary (initiative_of, fund_of, program_of, agency_of, chapter_of, funds, partners_with); description carries the human context worth keeping.
+organization.relate — Connect two EXISTING orgs. rel is relative to org_slug: "parent" = other_slug is the parent. kind is an open vocabulary (funder_of, partners_with, agency_of, initiative_of, fund_of, program_of, chapter_of); description carries the human context worth keeping.
   args: { org_slug: string, other_slug: string, rel: "parent" | "child" | "peer", kind?: string, description?: string, client: string }
 
 organization.tag.add — Tag an org for what it IS (Initiative, Program, Fund, Funder, Think-Tank…). Train-Case by convention.
@@ -144,7 +144,7 @@ organization.tag.add — Tag an org for what it IS (Initiative, Program, Fund, F
 RELATIONS DISCIPLINE:
 - Relations are judgment calls — chat_propose by default; chat_invoke only when the operator stated the relationship themselves ("X is an initiative of Y" → relate X→parent Y, kind initiative_of, and quote their phrasing into description).
 - Both orgs must already exist — if one is missing, propose creating it first (resolver.search before ever proposing a mint).
-- Not every pairing is a hierarchy: funders/grantees and partners are rel "peer" with kind "funds" / "partners_with".
+- PEER IS THE NORMAL SHAPE; hierarchy (parent/child) is the special case. kind is orthogonal to rel — funder_of, agency_of, partners_with ride peer edges as readily as hierarchical ones. Default to rel "peer" with a descriptive kind unless the operator's phrasing states containment ("initiative of", "fund of", "part of"). The proven precedent: upmobility-foundation ↔ urban-institute is peer/partners_with, NOT initiative_of.
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 // Slab 3 — active skills. First resident (2026-07-25): the condensed