Rule on unknown and the scoping axis as GH-DEC-2026-009
access-engine exercised the divergence capability it claimed in the v0.6 round, on the first occasion §13.1 held two rows. ops-warden resolves unknown to fail_open, secrets-engine to fail_closed; both conformant, both total, both test-pinned, disagreeing about the one case that by construction nobody planned for. They also scope over different axes, so the register cannot answer what an inventory exists to answer. Ruling 1: unknown is not a zone and MUST fail closed. §9.3 permits trading availability for openness per zone — and that trade requires knowing the zone. Where the scope is unknown the trade cannot have been made for it, so a permissive unknown does not extend a considered decision, it invents the most permissive one. An unreachable engine is a known request in a degraded system; an unclassified subject is not. unknown is the cheapest state for an attacker to induce, so failing open on it makes being unclassifiable a privilege escalation requiring no credential, which §8's asymmetry forbids wherever it appears. Ruling 2: each map declares its scoping axis and its relation to zone. Forcing everyone onto zones would make secrets-engine assert a zone it cannot know, and a fiction in a runtime-read test-pinned file is worse than an honest incommensurability. The register records the axes and states that cross-axis aggregation is unavailable. ops-warden acquires one non-conformant cell at v0.8. It did everything asked — published first, built the reference form, offered it estate-wide — so this goes to the assent round rather than being imposed quietly. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01WtJBr77gMFLrN93iEevqQJ Assistant: claude-code Assistant-Model: opus Assistant-Process: 425128@bnt-lap001 Assistant-Session: f5944d8b-dac4-4e1a-87eb-8b3d8f314a63
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**`unknown` and the scoping axis (A8).** `access-engine` exercised the divergence
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capability it claimed in the v0.6 round, on the first occasion §13.1 held two rows.
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`ops-warden` resolves `unknown` to `fail_open` and `secrets-engine` to `fail_closed`;
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both maps are conformant, total and test-pinned, and they disagree about the case
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nobody planned for. The two maps also scope over different axes, so the register
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cannot answer the question an inventory exists to answer.
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Settled as `GH-DEC-2026-009` and drafted as A8: `unknown` is not a zone and fails
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closed, because the §9.3 trade requires knowing the zone and a permissive `unknown`
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makes being unclassifiable a privilege escalation needing no credential; and each map
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declares its axis and its relation to zone, with the register stating what it cannot
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answer rather than implying it can. `ops-warden` acquires one non-conformant cell at
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v0.8 and it goes to the assent round rather than being imposed.
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