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Prepared for NK-WP-0045-T05 / RPF-WP-0049, 2026-10-03. Founder approved:
"Accept ADR-0017 and approve the proposed OpenBao delivery design."
Scoped made decision receipt: `c2cff929-91b9-4018-bfd6-fa04f7da8280`.
This selects railiance-platform and the exact source below. Identity admission,
attended live provisioning, custody provenance and live readiness remain pending.
NetKingdom canon remains authoritative; reviewed baseline is net-kingdom commit
`0122db64fdfc8cc6ba9076e167652b084f1a3f04`. Deployments must pin the validator
`de4c4f84f5043b97a205f1a72a26e77f8750d628`. Deployments must pin the validator
and its schema together, and reconcile amendments before publication.
## Approved source and transport

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## Approval receipt — 2026-10-03
Scoped made decision receipt: `c2cff929-91b9-4018-bfd6-fa04f7da8280`.
Original bundled D10 remains open only for separate MFA work; it is no longer
a source-choice dependency. NetKingdom approval commit: `de4c4f8`.
Founder statement: "Accept ADR-0017 and approve the proposed OpenBao delivery
design." This clears the source-selection part of T02 and binds the approved
owner/path/record ID. T02 remains wait on user-engine identity, T03 on concrete