Main reverted G's half merge (#189, reverted by 8afc3eb in #191) and then took the reader release's S1-S5, which
copied G's code. G's form holds where they differ (process_bus.go, seats.go, state.go and their tests); the
release's kept names stay so main's callers keep building: SeatViewPrefix beside SeatReadPrefix, and QueueInvoke's
empty strings on not-ok (with its test TestQueueInvoke). The tree differs from G's head f30dee54 only by those and
the release's two tests (objects cap option, seat states and stream kinds).
Builds: design 47 G (the milestone's sdk part, as at f30dee54)
Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01NcbgfGKaxw984XyAPfLm4h
mesh/check being carried to 8afc3ebdf371 on 93e0a7b50d90 | from 27da949140c6
The group feat/47-G-join11 merged 3 of 17 members on 2026-11-13; G's mesh-sdk alone on main breaks 25 trunk
modules. The operator chose to put the order right: a reader release first, then G whole. This restores main
to 8fbba810 exactly.
Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01NcbgfGKaxw984XyAPfLm4h
seatdef.Resolve, which the seat generator and every reader of a definition go
through, makes each marked verb by-caller and adds the event gated-ended
(gated-ended.<caller>.<call>, kept last per subject one day) and the verb
approvals (class read); the seat files stay as written. approvals is the
gate's verb, so CanHold asks no holder to name it.
Builds: design 47 G §677, §697; lead answers A-264, A-265, A-266
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conn.AnswerSeat holds a verb its seat definition marks needs-approval through the
holder's gate (process.Conn.Gate, go/approval held.go): waiting calls call.<id>,
act.<escaped digest> by create or compare-and-set, claimed.<ask id> by create; a
call carrying the x-wait: held header answered {asked, call} in the reply's field
held; on the router's record read under the module's name, the oldest waiting call
run once within 30 minutes of the Approve and recorded through
mesh-hand-acts.warranted, the others asked anew; declined unasked for 10 minutes;
expired and refused ends; every end said on gated-ended.<caller>.<call>; the read
at start; gate-unanswered past the ask's 60 minutes; the verb approvals. A call
without the header takes ADR 0286 §37's path. process.Conn's seat call sends the
header on every seat call and, answered held, waits on its own gated-ended.
Builds: design 47 G §677, §700, lead answers A-158, A-186, A-209, A-219, A-224, A-228, A-244
Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01NcbgfGKaxw984XyAPfLm4h
conn.AnswerSeat takes the seat's definition from its caller (the seat list the process follows) and,
before a handler runs, refuses an unproven caller, and every caller while the definition is unread,
names no such verb or opens it to none; a proven caller is among them, since the grants part composes
the call subject only for the effective callers. Every caller of AnswerSeat passes the definition.
Builds: design 47 G §610; lead answers A-165, A-179, A-186
Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01NcbgfGKaxw984XyAPfLm4h
A process answers its seat's verbs through one call: caller-named and
unproven subjects, one queue group per seat, reply {result, error, node}.
The rule that a process answers no call (issue 1171 AC3) is replaced by one
that AnswerSeat is the only way to serve. A compare-and-set write on a
process's own state already exists (State.Create, Update).
Builds: design 47 G A-107 (G-20-lead-answers)
Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01NcbgfGKaxw984XyAPfLm4h
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