The seats as they run, and to-be 26 implemented
Both halves are on their main branches, so the seats stop being an intention. Writes the as-is document from the controller's code and the catalogue's manifests: the closed set of fourteen, the three refusals a claim meets, the holder being an assignment and nothing else, and the one place a seat changes resolution — which of several providers answers, never whether a requirement may go unanswered. Two things the as-is layer exists for are stated rather than smoothed over: a seat cannot answer before it is held, which is the standing condition issue 121 records; and capacity is not implemented at all, so the design's bench has no counterpart in the code.
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| [`09-interfaces-and-observability.md`](09-interfaces-and-observability.md) | How the mesh is reached and watched — tools, board, proxy, health, thoughts |
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| [`10-module-catalogue.md`](10-module-catalogue.md) | The catalogue's shape, and what its shape says |
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| [`11-the-lab.md`](11-the-lab.md) | The lab — the first piece of the new shape that exists, and what it does not yet do |
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| [`12-the-seats.md`](12-the-seats.md) | The seats the mesh defines, who holds one, and where a seat changes resolution |
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## What these documents are not
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