The operator's decision of 2026-10-06: a new module, mesh-delivery, holding a seat of the same name, owns the delivery (one commit in one repository: one PR, one status, one note) and the delivery group (deliveries sharing a head branch name across repositories, one level, ordered and checked as one future state), and coordinates their workflow.
ADR 0239 — the owner, the composite model, the state table with guards, the trunk rule as the guard on published, group membership (branch name; needs: dropped), order (declared after: + inferred by the planner: built-by, version skew, engine before controller), the clean stop of a failed member (what was delivered stays; the failed member's builds put back at its gate), the four ways each transition is said, the boundary (the controller keeps planner, gate, registration, sending, the walk), the bootstrap rule (the core and mesh-delivery on the controller's built-in path; a check never depends on mesh-delivery; push / plans go by hand when it is down), KV state, the switch without a gap. Rejected: change, upgrade-planner, release, pipeline; the controller as owner; timing/trailer/verb grouping; porting the walk now; a postgres database.
to-be 47 — the design, with phases A (owner), B (conditions + H2), C (the walk itself, not decided).
to-be 10 — a dated section: a delivery has an owner; answers its first open question.
ADR 0238 / 0236 — pointer notes where the state machine, the release plan and the notes moved.
Checks: records.py, index.py, cycle.py, merge-check.sh pass. Role names only.
Build: mesh-controller, mesh-catalog, mesh-host on feat/mesh-delivery (PRs to follow).
The operator's decision of 2026-10-06: a new module, `mesh-delivery`, holding a seat of the same name, owns the **delivery** (one commit in one repository: one PR, one status, one note) and the **delivery group** (deliveries sharing a head branch name across repositories, one level, ordered and checked as one future state), and coordinates their workflow.
- **ADR 0239** — the owner, the composite model, the state table with guards, the trunk rule as the guard on `published`, group membership (branch name; `needs:` dropped), order (declared `after:` + inferred by the planner: built-by, version skew, engine before controller), the clean stop of a failed member (what was delivered stays; the failed member's builds put back at its gate), the four ways each transition is said, the boundary (the controller keeps planner, gate, registration, sending, the walk), the bootstrap rule (the core and mesh-delivery on the controller's built-in path; a check never depends on mesh-delivery; `push` / `plans go` by hand when it is down), KV state, the switch without a gap. Rejected: change, upgrade-planner, release, pipeline; the controller as owner; timing/trailer/verb grouping; porting the walk now; a postgres database.
- **to-be 47** — the design, with phases A (owner), B (conditions + H2), C (the walk itself, not decided).
- **to-be 10** — a dated section: a delivery has an owner; answers its first open question.
- **Glossary** — delivery, delivery group, delivery plan (retires *change plan*), mesh-delivery, walk.
- **ADR 0238 / 0236** — pointer notes where the state machine, the release plan and the notes moved.
Checks: `records.py`, `index.py`, `cycle.py`, `merge-check.sh` pass. Role names only.
Build: mesh-controller, mesh-catalog, mesh-host on `feat/mesh-delivery` (PRs to follow).
One owner for one commit's journey, so 'did my change go out' is answered by
one module instead of five records joined by hand; delivery groups make the
cross-repository order the mesh enforces instead of the person merging.
A build registered before its turn is carried by the next send to its
machines, so a published delivery asks nothing until its walk starts; the
rows the build needed (appeared, adopted, held on no walk, held then go)
and Phase B's verbs-without-probe are now said.
Deliverynovox/hq@e1b95d09cd1c — delivered since 2026-10-06T23:05:28Z
Delivery plan — builds nothing: the change touches no module of the mesh's graph
Transitions
2026-10-06 23:05 (new) → proposed (announced): novox/hq#156's head announced
2026-10-06 23:05 proposed → checked (checked): the verdict names this commit
2026-10-06 23:05 checked → ready (accepted): the gate passed or warned, and the repository's own check did not fail
2026-10-06 23:05 ready → published (merged): on the trunk its modules follow: merged there, and its walk opened — or nothing for a walk to move
2026-10-06 23:05 published → delivered (done): nothing for a walk to move
The commit's note under refs/notes/mesh-plan keeps every transition: git log --notes=mesh-plan.
<!-- mesh-delivery:view -->
**Delivery** `novox/hq@e1b95d09cd1c` — **delivered** since 2026-10-06T23:05:28Z
**Delivery plan** — builds nothing: the change touches no module of the mesh's graph
**Transitions**
- 2026-10-06 23:05 (new) → proposed (announced): novox/hq#156's head announced
- 2026-10-06 23:05 proposed → checked (checked): the verdict names this commit
- 2026-10-06 23:05 checked → ready (accepted): the gate passed or warned, and the repository's own check did not fail
- 2026-10-06 23:05 ready → published (merged): on the trunk its modules follow: merged there, and its walk opened — or nothing for a walk to move
- 2026-10-06 23:05 published → delivered (done): nothing for a walk to move
The commit's note under `refs/notes/mesh-plan` keeps every transition: `git log --notes=mesh-plan`.
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The operator's decision of 2026-10-06: a new module,
mesh-delivery, holding a seat of the same name, owns the delivery (one commit in one repository: one PR, one status, one note) and the delivery group (deliveries sharing a head branch name across repositories, one level, ordered and checked as one future state), and coordinates their workflow.published, group membership (branch name;needs:dropped), order (declaredafter:+ inferred by the planner: built-by, version skew, engine before controller), the clean stop of a failed member (what was delivered stays; the failed member's builds put back at its gate), the four ways each transition is said, the boundary (the controller keeps planner, gate, registration, sending, the walk), the bootstrap rule (the core and mesh-delivery on the controller's built-in path; a check never depends on mesh-delivery;push/plans goby hand when it is down), KV state, the switch without a gap. Rejected: change, upgrade-planner, release, pipeline; the controller as owner; timing/trailer/verb grouping; porting the walk now; a postgres database.Checks:
records.py,index.py,cycle.py,merge-check.shpass. Role names only.Build: mesh-controller, mesh-catalog, mesh-host on
feat/mesh-delivery(PRs to follow).Delivery
novox/hq@e1b95d09cd1c— delivered since 2026-10-06T23:05:28ZDelivery plan — builds nothing: the change touches no module of the mesh's graph
Transitions
The commit's note under
refs/notes/mesh-plankeeps every transition:git log --notes=mesh-plan.