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Can one Host Task combine path evidence and provider execution, reconcile a lost response, and continue without duplicate work?

Test whether path and external action evidence can support one recoverable Task trajectory.

01 / Current position

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Working hypothesis

One World Interaction identity can bind target, path, identity, authority, provider request, receipt, and conditioned observation without replacing mature transports or provider APIs.

Current judgment

Testing. Link and Edge are now retired as separate projects and their useful planes are preserved inside World, but no end-to-end lost-response trajectory has yet reconciled a real provider action across a path change.

02 / Decision boundary

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Why it matters

A retry after response loss can duplicate an external effect unless delivery conditions, provider execution, authority, and receipts can be correlated before the next action.

Next admitted test

Run World W1: perform one provider mutation, lose the response deliberately, change the usable path, reconcile by evidence, and continue the original Task without duplicate work.

Condition for deletion

Provider idempotency and existing transport receipts compose directly in Host with equal recoverability and less state.

03 / Supporting publications

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04 / Source discipline

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