Lines of inquiry — A named line of the record’s own argument, so that a line can be set aside as a whole and what depends on it can be found. Retracting a line is a status change on its members, never a deletion (ADR-032).
Authenticity and concordance — what makes a will-organization the agent’s own, and normativity across the scales an agent spans. Set aside on 2026-10-05 as future work.
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| # | Title | Summary | Status |
|---|---|---|---|
| CLAIM-016 | An organized agent’s will is its own to the degree that its operative commitments arise through, remain integrated with, and are answerable to its constitutive organization | Organizational authenticity (A252), proposed at the owner’s request at U70. Set aside with its whole line at the audit of 2026-10-05 (U76–U77): “ownership criteria remain insufficiently defended”. | Deferred |
| CLAIM-096 | Where several agents share an environment, the realization of one agent’s will changes the conditions under which others can realize theirs, and that interaction is itself a normative object | Reciprocal agency (A271), the assistant’s answer to QUESTION-007. Deferred at the audit: it “requires independent moral argument”. | Deferred |
| CLAIM-104 | Authenticity grounds normativity downward, from an encompassing agent to its constituents, but not across agents at one level | The owner’s U75, which accepted authenticity as a downward warrant while naming what it cannot do (QUESTION-007). Deferred with the line it rests on. | Deferred |
| CLAIM-362 | Non-domination of an agent’s subcomponents is a candidate constituent of authenticity as an organizational achievement, not a sufficient criterion of ownership: higher-level processes need not impose the outcome because the lower-level ones already support it or settle their disagreement among themselves, and a process that rarely decides keeps access to the roles in which it is consequential | The owner’s, U45 of the exchange of 2026-10-17: “‘authenticity’ should be treated as an organizational achievement characterized by non-domination of subcomponents”. A45 granted it as “an important correction to our developing theory”, against A44’s “An authentically maintained goal may demand more effort, not less”. A46 refined non-domination to “continued access to consequential roles”. A candidate constituent of authenticity and a candidate repair of CLAIM-016’s “integrated”, not an operational test of ownership: the title said “Authenticity is …” until the owner’s review of the filing narrowed it. The authenticity line was set aside on 2026-10-05; filing this does not reopen it, and whether it reopens is the owner’s call. The manipulation objection stands (CLAIM-364). | Proposed |
| CLAIM-364 v4 | Processes conditioned never to object coordinate without override at the same behaviour and supervisory cost as processes that negotiate, so the two part only under intervention, when a constituent dissents, or in their history | A45’s, U45 of the exchange of 2026-10-17, against the owner’s non-domination criterion (CLAIM-362) read through its economy: “a system whose subordinate processes have been conditioned never to object might exhibit perfect local harmony”, and “A quiet subordinate process isn’t necessarily a satisfied one.” It is the manipulation objection (THEORY-1118), and QUESTION-071, applied to the new criterion. It does not say the criterion fails, only that cost cannot certify it. The authenticity line was set aside on 2026-10-05; whether it reopens is the owner’s call. | Proposed |