xytara 2.13.0 → 2.15.0

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package/README.md CHANGED
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  - hand off into `xoonya` when proof or review is required
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+ The frozen runtime-side fact model for that loop is documented in:
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+ - [XYTARA_EXECUTION_TRUTH_MODEL.md](C:/Users/Yoga/Desktop/workspace/vscode_workspace_naxytra/naxytra/xytara/XYTARA_EXECUTION_TRUTH_MODEL.md)
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+ Machine-readable execution-truth surfaces:
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+ - `GET /v1/execution-truth`
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+ - `GET /v1/execution-truth/summary`
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+ The frozen multi-surface default-path model for `3.0.0` closeout is documented in:
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+ - [XYTARA_DEFAULT_PATH_MODEL.md](C:/Users/Yoga/Desktop/workspace/vscode_workspace_naxytra/naxytra/xytara/XYTARA_DEFAULT_PATH_MODEL.md)
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+ Machine-readable default-path surfaces:
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+ - `GET /v1/default-path`
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+ - `GET /v1/default-path/summary`
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+ - `GET /v1/default-path/:surface_id`
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+ The frozen payment-and-rail claim model for `3.0.0` closeout is documented in:
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+ - [XYTARA_PAYMENT_RAIL_TRUTH_MODEL.md](C:/Users/Yoga/Desktop/workspace/vscode_workspace_naxytra/naxytra/xytara/XYTARA_PAYMENT_RAIL_TRUTH_MODEL.md)
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+ Machine-readable payment-and-rail truth surfaces:
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+ - `GET /v1/payment-rail-truth`
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+ - `GET /v1/payment-rail-truth/summary`
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+ - `GET /v1/payment-rail-truth/:profile_id`
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+ The frozen adapter-and-protocol claim model for `3.0.0` closeout is documented in:
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+ - [XYTARA_ADAPTER_PROTOCOL_TRUTH_MODEL.md](C:/Users/Yoga/Desktop/workspace/vscode_workspace_naxytra/naxytra/xytara/XYTARA_ADAPTER_PROTOCOL_TRUTH_MODEL.md)
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+ Machine-readable adapter-and-protocol truth surfaces:
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+ - `GET /v1/adapter-protocol-truth`
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+ - `GET /v1/adapter-protocol-truth/summary`
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+ - `GET /v1/adapter-protocol-truth/:profile_id`
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  The current runtime breadth already includes:
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  - discovery and workflow lookup
package/RELEASE_NOTES.md CHANGED
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- `xytara` 2.13.0 is the broader convergence milestone for aligned npm, GitHub, website, code, documentation, and public-copy surfaces.
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+ `xytara` 2.15.0 is the final intermediary closeout release for frozen runtime truth surfaces and clearer first-contact truth before the final major closeout.
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- This release keeps the synchronized public truth bundle intact while bundling the stronger public-first-run, provider-runtime, delivery, runtime-durability, revenue-launch, and operator-observability carry into one coherent public step.
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+ This release keeps the synchronized public truth bundle intact while freezing the runtime-side truth models, tightening umbrella first-contact alignment, and turning the public runtime story into one coherent final intermediary step before the final major closeout.
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  Highlights:
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- - strengthens the quote-first first-run path and the public `/try` entry point for outside builders
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- - keeps provider-runtime journeys, delivery summary, runtime durability, and revenue-launch paths publicly inspectable
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+ - freezes `/v1/execution-truth` and `/v1/execution-truth/summary` as the named runtime fact boundary
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+ - freezes `/v1/default-path` and `/v1/default-path/summary` as the named multi-surface runtime entry boundary
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+ - freezes `/v1/payment-rail-truth` and `/v1/payment-rail-truth/summary` as the named payment and settlement-claim boundary
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+ - freezes `/v1/adapter-protocol-truth` and `/v1/adapter-protocol-truth/summary` as the named first-party front and bounded bridge boundary
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+ - keeps provider-runtime journeys, delivery summary, runtime durability, and revenue-launch paths publicly inspectable inside the stronger runtime truth story
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  - preserves adapter-depth boundaries, pricing guardrails, treasury public-claim safety, and read-only operator observability boundaries
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- - keeps the live public catalog, full-catalog claim, and public proof surfaces aligned with the release line so operators and outside builders see the same truth
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+ - keeps the live public catalog, full-catalog claim, first-run path, release kit, and public proof surfaces aligned with the release line so operators and outside builders see the same truth
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  - keeps the canonical `https://naxytra.com/xytara` public product URL and synchronized naxytra release posture intact
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  - verifies the release candidate, full package verifier, umbrella pre-deploy gates, and clean-consumer release smoke
package/START_HERE.md CHANGED
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  The phase program is now complete, so this file is the right starting point for a closed and release-shaped runtime rather than an in-flight milestone build.
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+ The next public release path is intentionally intermediary and is now centered on the paired `2.15.0` final intermediary closeout milestone documented in [RELEASE_2_15_0_FINAL_INTERMEDIARY_CLOSEOUT_PLAN.md](C:/Users/Yoga/Desktop/workspace/vscode_workspace_naxytra/naxytra/docs/release/RELEASE_2_15_0_FINAL_INTERMEDIARY_CLOSEOUT_PLAN.md) and [PUBLISH_PLAN.md](C:/Users/Yoga/Desktop/workspace/vscode_workspace_public/naxytra/xytara/PUBLISH_PLAN.md). That release is meant to freeze the runtime-side public truth surfaces before the final `3.0.0` consolidation.
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  ## 1. Understand The Role
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  `xytara` is the transaction-side half of the public stack.
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  xytara-run --url https://xytara.onrender.com --account ACCOUNT_REF --task adapter.mcp.invoke --command mcp.invoke:summarize --body-json "{\"tool_name\":\"summarize\",\"arguments\":{\"text\":\"Summarize the naxytra first-run path in one sentence.\"}}" --quote-only --pretty
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  ```
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+ If you want the frozen machine-readable default-path contract behind those starter commands, inspect:
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+ ```text
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+ GET /v1/default-path
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+ GET /v1/default-path/summary
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+ ```
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+ If you want the frozen machine-readable payment and rail claim boundary behind those execution paths, inspect:
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+ ```text
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+ GET /v1/payment-rail-truth
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+ GET /v1/payment-rail-truth/summary
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+ ```
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+ If you want the frozen machine-readable adapter and protocol front claim boundary behind those execution paths, inspect:
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+ ```text
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+ GET /v1/adapter-protocol-truth
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+ GET /v1/adapter-protocol-truth/summary
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+ ```
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  Then execute with direct signed payment or a credits-first funded account:
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  ```bash
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+ # xytara Adapter And Protocol Truth Model
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+ For `3.0.0`, `xytara` must be both protocol-usable and adapter-extensible.
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+ But it also has to stay honest about what kind of front each surface actually is.
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+ ## Core Rule
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+ There are three different truths:
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+ 1. first-party default entry fronts
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+ 2. built-in supported but nondefault protocol breadth
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+ 3. partner or adapter-extension surfaces
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+ They must not be collapsed into one vague “supported everywhere” claim.
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+ ## Launch Defaults
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+ The frozen protocol-entry posture is:
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+ - `mcp` is the primary default tool front
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+ - `a2a` is a first-party supported negotiation/settlement front
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+ - `a2c` is a first-party supported session/tooling front
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+ ## Built-In Supported Breadth
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+ The current built-in supported bridge breadth includes:
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+ - `acp`
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+ - `grpc`
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+ - `mqtt`
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+ - `kafka`
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+ - `nats`
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+ - `ros2`
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+ - `webhook_event_bus`
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+ These may be supported and inspectable without being promoted into the main default path.
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+ ## Partner And Adapter Extension Truth
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+ Third-party or staging fronts are part of the product surface, but they are not launch defaults.
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+ They can be:
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+ - discoverable
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+ - reviewable
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+ - staging-registered
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+ - promotion-ready
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+ They must not be described as first-party default protocol truth until their promotion state supports it.
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+ ## Provider-Live Discipline
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+ Where a front depends on provider-bound execution depth, `xytara` must only claim the bindings listed in:
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+ - `GET /v1/adapter-depth`
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+ - `GET /v1/providers`
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+ - `GET /v1/providers/journeys`
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+ This is especially important for `mcp`-backed provider paths.
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+ ## Machine-Readable Surfaces
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+ - `GET /v1/adapter-protocol-truth`
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+ - `GET /v1/adapter-protocol-truth/summary`
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+ - `GET /v1/adapter-protocol-truth/:profile_id`
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+ ## Launch Standard
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+ For `3.0.0`, the public claim is truthful only if:
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+ - default fronts are callable and documented as defaults
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+ - supported nondefault bridge fronts are clearly marked as such
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+ - partner and staging fronts stay explicitly bounded
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+ - unlisted provider or tool depth is never implied
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+ # xytara Default Path Model
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+ `xytara` is supposed to feel immediate from whatever surface the caller is already using.
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+ For `3.0.0`, that means the public runtime story cannot only exist as separate lane packs. It needs one frozen answer to:
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+ - how a caller discovers work
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+ - how they quote before irreversible spend
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+ - how they pay using the posture that fits their surface
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+ - how they execute without switching stacks
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+ - how the deliverable comes back where they already are
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+ - how the result remains proof-ready for `xoonya`
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+ ## Core Rule
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+ All supported public entry surfaces must converge on one runtime spine:
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+ `discover -> quote -> fund -> execute -> deliver -> prove -> inspect`
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+ Surface-specific ergonomics are allowed.
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+ Surface-specific truth models are not.
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+ ## Supported Surface Families
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+ The frozen `3.0.0` default-path model covers:
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+ - CLI and terminal
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+ - browser and hosted checkout
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+ - chat window and agent runtime
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+ - service-to-service and automation
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+ ## What Changes Across Surfaces
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+ What may change:
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+ - the first entrypoint
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+ - the payment front
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+ - whether the caller receives output in stdout, JSON, callback form, or hosted workflow form
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+ What must not change:
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+ - quote-first safety
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+ - runtime execution truth
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+ - delivery truth
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+ - result-package and proof-handoff posture
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+ - operator inspection and reconciliation continuity
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+ ## Runtime And Proof Split
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+ `xytara` owns:
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+ - quote and payment admission
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+ - execution
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+ - delivery
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+ - runtime lifecycle
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+ - settlement/reconciliation linkage
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+ - proof-ready handoff artifacts
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+ `xoonya` owns:
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+ - proof semantics
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+ - review and governance followthrough
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+ So the default path must end with a stable `xytara -> xoonya` handoff, not a dead-end runtime response.
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+ ## Public Machine-Readable Surfaces
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+ - `GET /v1/default-path`
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+ - `GET /v1/default-path/:surface_id`
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+ ## Launch Standard
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+ For `3.0.0`, this model is considered real only if:
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+ - each listed surface has a callable first path
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+ - each listed surface can produce or inspect a quote before irreversible spend
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+ - each listed surface can execute through the shared runtime engine
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+ - each listed surface can return or expose the deliverable without breaking the runtime truth model
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+ - each listed surface can continue into proof-ready followthrough
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+ That is the minimum bar for a truthful universal machine-engine claim.
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+ # xytara Execution Truth Model
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+ Status: active closeout contract
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+ Version: `xytara-execution-truth-model/v1`
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+ ## Purpose
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+ This document freezes the runtime-side execution-truth model for `xytara`.
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+ It answers the closeout question:
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+ > What is the canonical hot-state fact model that `xytara` owns before proof followthrough moves into `xoonya`?
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+ The answer is:
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+ - `xytara` owns the runtime-side truth of quote, payment, execution, delivery, settlement linkage, treasury linkage, and proof handoff
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+ - `xoonya` owns proof semantics, proof verification semantics, and native proof truth
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+ ## Core Doctrine
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+ `xytara` execution truth is not one isolated blob.
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+ It is a linked runtime-side object model:
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+ These objects together form the canonical `xytara` fact spine.
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+ ## Object Roles
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+ ### 1. Quote
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+ The quote is the priced pre-execution offer.
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+ It binds:
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+ It must exist before irreversible paid execution.
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+ The transaction is the primary hot-state execution record.
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+ It carries:
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+ This is the main runtime object for "what happened."
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+ ### 3. Receipt
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+ The receipt is the runtime completion record with a proof pointer.
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+ It carries:
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+ It is the runtime-side completion artifact that points into proof followthrough.
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+ ## Layer Sequence
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