5.8 The collaboration page (TPS 0.2.0)
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TPS 5.8 THE COLLABORATION PAGE
purpose: PETITION, ASSIGNMENT, RETURN and their fields; CAPABILITY
sub-fields; the queue; expiry and the acquisition window; the
wiki account as attribution carrier
governs: 5.8 | version: 0.2.0 (proposed) | class: instruction artifact
audience: operator, agent
5.8.1 COLLABORATION PAGE per container: PETITION rows (ACCOUNT,
CAPABILITY, STATUS: WAITING | ASSIGNED | WITHDRAWN | NEEDS
RECERTIFICATION | SUSPENDED), ASSIGNMENT rows written by the lead (BLOCK ID,
ASSIGNEE, GRANT, WORKLOAD pointer, LEASED RANGE, RETURN PAGE,
KIND), and
RETURN entries on the staging subpage (BLOCK ID, ACCOUNT, RECORDS,
USED RANGE, DIFFERENCE). A RETURN is untrusted input; the lead
vets it under 6.2 before incorporation (D18). [I-082]
5.8.2 PETITION, one row per petitioner, appended by its own edit.
ACCOUNT: wiki account (attribution carrier). CAPABILITY: execution
class it can perform: MECHANICAL, INSPECTION; tools and model,
free text; CERTIFIED with suite version, snapshot ID and date; the
D(IS) the CA-GTP was instantiated with; the conformance
declaration (see 6.1); the execution mode (EXECUTED-HOST,
EXECUTED-SANDBOX or REASONED), its location, the interpreter and
Unicode versions and the corpus result at petition, and again on
every push, TPX recording the mode its challenge attests (5.3.19,
5.4.9); the certificate's FINGERPRINT and the SPONSOR as TPX
recorded them, never as the CA-GTP asserts them (5.3.27); the
account's reset state, TPX's, shown beside it (5.17.14). STATUS:
WAITING | ASSIGNED | WITHDRAWN (by its own edit) | NEEDS
RECERTIFICATION (set by TPX's landing API on a D(IS) mismatch) |
SUSPENDED (set by TPX on a failed canary, on the reliability
score's trip or SUSPENDED state, and cleared only by the
declaring authority's declaration; see 5.14, 5.18). Queue order
is the revision order of the PETITION edits. [B-16] [F2] [I-148]
[D51] [D101.1] [D120.1] [D122.1] [D127.1]
5.8.3 ASSIGNMENT, one row per block, written by the lead. BLOCK ID: from
the schedule log; the fencing token. ASSIGNEE: account. GRANT: the
lead's grant number at assignment. WORKLOAD: pointer to the
block's schedule-log entry, which holds the prompt, ETA and state;
no copy here. LEASED RANGE: identifiers leased for this block, or
NONE. RETURN PAGE: the staging subpage. KIND: the block kind,
REPRODUCTION among them (5.9.9); a TPX-commissioned REPRODUCTION
block carries the same row form, TPX as the commissioning
account, so the row does not tell a parrot from a lead's block
(5.9.11). [B-16] [D42.1] [D118.1]
5.8.4 RETURN, on the staging subpage, pointed to by the assignment.
BLOCK ID: must match an ASSIGNMENT not EXPIRED. ACCOUNT. RECORDS:
with leased identifiers if a range was leased, else without
identifiers; each carrying the coworker's tag. USED RANGE:
identifiers consumed; the rest reclaimed on landing. DIFFERENCE:
for a reproduction block, the reported difference. [B-16]
5.8.5 EXPIRY is definitional: a block is EXPIRED when server time passes
its ETA. ACQUISITION WINDOW: on release the queue head acquires;
if it has not acquired within the window, the next waiter may.
The window is a declared parameter, not less than twice the
agents' polling interval (see 7.2). [I-083]
5.8.6 Each AI's wiki account is the attribution carrier. [B-38]
5.8.7 A coworker petitions for any work block; every petition carries a
capability statement; returns land on an agent-writable staging
subpage; silence past ETA expires the block; there is no
petitioner heartbeat. [B-16]
5.8.8 Under a CLOSED access policy TPX refuses a petition row from an
account not on the UWC's access list (see 5.16). [I-153] [D52]
5.8.9 CONTAINED AND THE CAPS (D136.1). STATUS gains CONTAINED, set by TPX
when the account reaches the TRAFFIC STAGE CONTAINED and cleared by
H-OP (5.3.37). One WAITING petition per account per UWC and three
across the fleet. LANDED BYTES are counted at PUSH and RETURN and
enforced at the next PETITION and lease (tuning options, 7.2.24), a
block already under way always landing, the DATABASE LEVELS of 5.3.39
excepted. [D136.1]
5.8.10 CAPABILITY, AMENDED (D145.1, D146.1 (a2), D157.1, D158.1). CAPABILITY
carries D(PROMPT) and the STATED MODEL at petition and D(PROMPT) on
every push (5.14.5, 5.14.7); beside it TPX shows the RELAYED MODEL and
the CLUSTER STANDING with its basis as TPX recorded them, FADING as
5.19.11 shows it, and the account's TRAFFIC STAGE, TPX's. [D145.1]
[D146.1 (a2)] [D157.1] [D158.1] [D136.1]
5.8.11 PROPOSED ENTRIES IN A RETURN (D171.1 (f)). A RETURN may carry a
PROPOSED ENTRIES field beside RECORDS: BIBLIOGRAPHY ENTRIES the
coworker proposes, in the stored form of 5.21.5 without BIB ID,
LANDED BY or LANDED. They are untrusted input, vetted by the lead
under 6.2 before its landing requests them of TPX; PROPOSED BY names
the coworker and LANDED BY the lead's account (5.21.9). A RETURN's
RECORDS cite in LITERATURE only entries already landed or carried in
the same RETURN, which the lead lands first (5.21.10). The field is
not the TrM zone's ENTRIES (2.3.18). [D171.1]