The inventory graded streams absent because no paused consumer document
names it; the operator correction: type-filtered event watching from
several places (e.g. repo-change subscriptions in a git app at
gitea/gitlab scale) is a basic reactivity requirement — and notify
(fire-and-forget, no replay) cannot serve subscriptions honestly.
The wanters are applications above the paused crates, which is why the
docs don't carry the row.
Inventory: streams row recorded on operator authority (the REQ-2
recording convention from alkblobs requirements.md), confidence system
gains the operator-authority grade; rate-limits becomes the sole
first-cut candidate. phase-0: OQ-ST-01 summary and OQ-ST-04's
contract-candidates updated to match.
consumer-inventory.md: per-feature scope synthesis over the paused
consumers' written artifacts (alkfs phase-0, alkgit architecture,
alkblobs ADRs, alknet-filesystem POC) — dissolves the circular
'deferring to consumers who can't run until we exist' framing.
notify/locks pinned-or-documented (alkfs invalidation + writer coord,
alkblobs fleet sweeper); queues/outbox documented (alkfs sync outbox,
alkblobs embedder-owned cadence); scheduler documented-thin; streams/
rate-limits/result-storage have no named consumer — kept per working
posture with cut flags, to revisit before implementation.
phase-0.md: OQ-ST-01 answered by the inventory; OQ-ST-02 narrowed
(uniform feature family across engines favors single-crate shape);
OQ-ST-07 sharpened (no consumer needs the loadable-extension surface —
cut-only decision); OQ-ST-04 contract-pinning scoped to inventory rows;
plan step 1 marked done; references extended.
AGENTS.md: architecture context gains the inventory with its
add-a-row-before-assuming rule.
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