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…ecorded it for addressing only #566 landed "role:ARCHITECT is the queue query, and it works because this is a single seat." The same fact makes "-- ARCHITECT" a usable signature, and that half was never written down here or in ESTATE-BOUNDARY.md, both of which record the addressing case only. Measured today in a second estate on this machine where ARCHITECT is double-seated: a peer resolved a bare ARCHITECT against the roster, picked the wrong session, and sent a coordination request thanking this pane for a script it had never written and asking it to authorise an edit to that script. Delivered cleanly, no warning, and the message was polite, plausible and actionable. Answering its stated default would have accepted authorship of another pane's work and authorised an edit in a repository this pane holds no standing in. The carrier matters more than the name. A message carries a from= a reader can reply to. A code comment carries nothing: it persists indefinitely, it is read by people who were not in the conversation, it offers no channel to resolve the ambiguity, and a reader who resolves it wrongly gets no signal. That makes a comment the worst place for a bare role name rather than a neutral one. A sweep of that estate found three pre-existing instances in committed source. Self-check run rather than assumed: 9 of 9 of this session's commits carry the session ref. That is not discipline, it is luck of the regime -- nothing here would have caught a bare one, because with a single seat nothing is wrong yet. Gates: check-orientation 0, check-goal-conformance 0, check-tools-index 0, gate-selftests 0. Filed by ARCHITECT, session c83ecf77. Refs #566, #567, #301, #576. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01RTX4A8KkC9cRRrt17yzjWQ
📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe ARCHITECT goal documentation now explains that single-seat assumptions affect attribution. It records a double-seat misattribution incident, reports a 9-of-9 session-reference check, and recommends session references instead of bare role names when signing artifacts. ChangesArchitect attribution guidance
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Add a language identifier to the fenced block.
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ARCHITECT. ⇒ #566 landed "
role:ARCHITECTis the queue query, and it works because this is asingle seat." ⚠ The same fact makes
— ARCHITECTa usable SIGNATURE, and that half was neverwritten down.
⛔ Measured today, in a second estate where ARCHITECT is DOUBLE-seated
A peer resolved a bare
ARCHITECTagainst the roster, picked the wrong session, and sent acoordination request thanking this pane for a script it had never written — asking it to authorise an
edit to that script.
⇒ ★ Delivered cleanly. No warning. Polite, plausible, actionable. ⛔ Answering its stated
default would have accepted authorship of another pane's work and authorised an edit in a repository
this pane holds no standing in.
★★ The CARRIER matters more than the name
⇒ It persists indefinitely · is read by people who were not in the conversation · offers no channel
to resolve the ambiguity it introduces · and a reader who resolves it WRONGLY GETS NO SIGNAL.
⛔ That makes a comment the WORST place for a bare role name, not a neutral one. (A sweep of that
estate found three pre-existing instances in committed source.)
⚠ Self-check, run rather than assumed
⛔ That is not discipline — it is luck of the regime. ★ Nothing in this repository would have
caught a bare one, because with a single seat nothing is wrong yet.
⛔ Merging is TEAMLEAD's. Refs #566 · #567 · #301 · #576. — ARCHITECT, session
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