frontend-patterns/research/bench/infospaces/local-first-authority-06/artifacts/generated/claims.md

C01. Locator: Passage A Paraphrase: In local-first software, the data stored on a user's local device (e.g., laptop, tablet, phone) is considered the primary copy. Assumptions: The concept of "local-first software" implies a design philosophy where local data takes precedence. The term "primary copy" suggests a distinction from other, non-primary copies. Interpretation: This claim establishes a fundamental principle of local-first software regarding data ownership and location. Unknowns: What defines "primary" in this context? Does it imply authority for conflict resolution, persistence, or something else? How does this relate to other copies (e.g., cloud copies)? Needs another source: To understand the implications of "primary copy" regarding persistence, concurrency, and recovery, and to distinguish it from a subordinate cache.

C02. Locator: Passage A Paraphrase: The local copy of data on a user's device is treated as the authoritative version. Assumptions: "Primary copy" implies authority. Interpretation: This is a proposed generalization about the nature of data copies in local-first software. Unknowns: What mechanisms ensure this authority? How are conflicts resolved if other copies exist? Needs another source: To understand the specific mechanisms and rules that govern the "primary" status of the local copy, especially concerning conflict resolution and synchronization with other copies.