docs(spec): resolve MEDIUM-severity normative clarifications (F1/F5/F15)#201
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Addresses three MEDIUM-severity findings from the C2 internal consistency audit (docs/audits/mcp-protocol-internal-consistency-2026-05-15.md): - F1: Overview now acknowledges inter-society as MCP's primary use case, aligning with §1.1's "load-bearing" and §7's "primary" framing - F5: §7.6 clarifies that §7.7.7 error codes refine the generic web4_cross_society_exchange_invalid code for the rate-negotiation sub-domain, with §7.6 as fallback when §7.7 is not in force - F15: §7.3 now specifies violation outcome handling — non-positive deltas, Policy-Entity-signed, Archivist-persisted — distinguishing it from §7.6 transport/protocol failures Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 <[email protected]>
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APPROVED: Resolves 3 MEDIUM internal-consistency findings (F1/F5/F15), continuing the #200 remediation stream. F1: Overview now acknowledges cross-society as MCP's primary use case, ending the contradiction with §1.1's 'load-bearing' and §7's 'primary' framing. F15: §7.3 specifies the |
F14 (cross-doc section-number claims): verified all 6 references from mcp-protocol.md → inter-society-protocol.md. All correct, including bidirectional consistency of §9 future-work resolution status. No stale references found — resolved by verification. F16 (two trust-discount models in §9.1 vs §9.2): annotated §9.2 as (informative) with society-configurable parameters. §9.1 is the canonical metering formula; §9.2's high_trust_discount: 0.8 is the endpoint value at maximum trust (T3 avg = 1.0). Remaining LOW findings (F9/F10/F13) deliberately deferred to avoid merge conflicts with PRs #200/#201 that edit overlapping regions. Co-authored-by: Claude Opus 4.6 <[email protected]>
…ipline; §7.7 promotion gate formalized Eight commits since 2026-05-17 reviewed. All are audit-remediation clean-up of two specs already on the watch list (presence-protocol + mcp-protocol §7.7); none introduce new protocol surface or warrant integration today. - C5 presence-protocol internal-consistency audit (#204) → G1 casing-authority + G3 localized staleness (#206) → G2 discipline honesty (#207). Spec now internally consistent at v1 — but consistency is the *condition* for integration, not the trigger. DEFER continues pending Hestia/Hardbound registry-published release. - mcp-protocol C2 audit remediation HIGH F2/F3/F4/F12 (#200) + MEDIUM F1/F5/F15 (#201) + LOW F14/F16 (#203). §7.7 conformance status disambiguated per-subsection; atp_settlement gains referent slot forward-compatible with §7.7.3 acceptance payload. - §7.7 promotion-tracking memo (Sprint 54 C3, #202) formalizes the integration gate: 3 hard prerequisites (one now met), 5 open design questions, 2-implementations + interop + error-catalogue evidence criteria. Pending Updates row refined to cite the memo directly rather than re-derive gate logic per maintenance pass. Live whitepaper sections verified clean of canonical-term drift (only archive files retain historical expansions, intentionally preserved per 2026-04-29 cleanup). Build artifacts remain aligned with 2026-05-16 source state (5ccbe46); no rebuild needed. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <[email protected]>
Summary
Addresses three MEDIUM-severity findings from the C2 internal consistency audit (
docs/audits/mcp-protocol-internal-consistency-2026-05-15.md), continuing the remediation stream started by PR #200 (which resolved the HIGH-severity cluster).web4_cross_society_exchange_invalidcode and §7.7.7's domain-specific rate negotiation codesviolationoutcome handling — non-positive deltas, Policy-Entity-signed, Archivist-persisted — distinguishing it from §7.6 transport failuresTest plan
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