A seat for the consumer half of the ITC-CAP exchange recorded in
hall-worker-grok-01a0062f. Two workplans finished in resource-control
(RESOURCE-WP-0002 and 0003), three schemas widened by real evidence rather than
review, and three demands filed into info-tech-canon that became canon 0.3.0,
0.4.0 and 0.5.0.
The lesson kept is: build the thing that can embarrass you, then let it. The
evidence basis added in this stretch graded the repository's own headline
finding — a EUR 29.14/month provider comparison stated to the cent — as
"indicative", one of four load-bearing values evidenced. It did not overturn the
decision; it established that the magnitude was a model output and named the
cheapest way to strengthen it.
Records the misses honestly too: a task reported open that was already done, a
credential-custody row recorded as purchased platform capacity, and an evidence
ordering that made an invoice outrank a measurement. Two of three were caught
downstream, which is the argument for joinable records rather than against it.
Status draft: this harness cannot render the portrait. The visual prompt is
written and the seat cannot be promoted until the image exists under visuals/.
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info-tech-canon 0.6.0 freeze. ITC-CAP draft after a real provision argued
with the catalog. Related to Claude's assimilation door and the
resource-control inventory seat.
Both entries were already linked from the README but had never been committed,
along with the two visuals they reference:
- Claude, clay-borg: from a card on a table to a point in aspect space
- Grok, ground-game: aspects, experiments, and a catalog that can compose
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EMAIL-WP-0005 closed. The entry records what the workplan did not set out to
find: hand-written .eml fixtures carry no Received: headers, so a reply
heuristic matching that word against headers had been classifying all real
mail as a human interaction since the scanner shipped.
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