Codebase glossary · amanuensis

§Scoped to B-01

discharge or decline — The shape every generative obligation in this method takes: satisfy it with one real record, or state out loud that none applies — never a numeric floor.
refusal parity — The rule that a skill reference instructing a call the server refuses must quote the refusal in the words the server returns, so the two sides can be compared mechanically rather than read side by side.

independent storage mode — The .storage-mode marker that makes a project-local .amanuensis/ its own nested git repository and forbids it from ever falling through to the surveyed repository's git.
store generation — The random 32-hex identity a store mints once, at the open that creates store_identity, and never recomputes — the name a carried record calls the conspectus it came out of.

verification object — What a composition item was verified over — either one unit subject at its own target commit, or the whole assembled HEAD in a clean worktree — recorded on the item so a unit pass can never be read as an integral one.
wire budget — The 8192-byte ceiling a list tool's response must fit, measured on the doubled envelope — the indented text block plus the structuredContent that repeats it — not on the payload.

page plan — The list of pages the current store requires, computed once per render and used four times over: to decide what to write, what to link, what to navigate, and what the read-back must find.

generated copy, asserted schema — This repository's rule for a fact published in more than one place: generate every copy that can be generated, and assert the one that cannot rather than rewriting it.

B-07 — Declared at c0734040022f in session mu274z8h-ylgc5fy0: This subsystem is an embedded corpus of completed research surveys and captured platform trials, not a component of the product. Its vocabulary is the vocabulary of the domains it surveyed — web component registries, island architectures, trial snapshots — and those terms belong to the surveys' own vocabulary.md files, where each survey already defines them for its own readers. Recording them here would create a second glossary of terms this codebase does not implement, scoped to a subsystem whose files the product never loads. The three files read at this pass carry no internal jargon of their own: they are capture scripts named for what they capture.