Fourteen records, thirteen proposed and one decided: the design choices the blueprint asks for (R03, R05, R06), the operator policy (O01), the runbook (O03), the cost comparison with its measured inputs (B01), the deployment plan (G02), the assumption register that says what is assumed while no one has decided, a self-review that is not a review (C09), the interview guide that is ready to run (R04, B02), and the token's one function with its prices, conversion, terms and proceeds (§16) — decided by the product owner on 12 September 2026, the launch chain (Robinhood Chain) included. Each says what the prototype already does and what stays open. They are files in the repository, read at request time.
no upgrade, no component swap, no change of units per lot; a change is a new series.
exit is by claim, not by sale; no restricted-transfer toggle.
who may hold, who the pilot is for, revocation, and a holder who loses access.
what the operator can stop, and that a stop moves nothing.
no rescue function, no third-party payee, effects before transfer.
the method for choosing q, a receipt of 0 decimals, a cap that counts reserved liability.
signers and quorum, what each action needs, rotation, logging, limits on pausing.
the incident order, the rehearsed incidents, lost access and keys, what is never said.
the measured gas of a round trip with both real components, the method with its variables left as variables, and what the comparison cannot say.
what has to be true first, the reviewed record, the steps, the two verifications, and what there is no plan for.
every question that needs a person, what is assumed meanwhile and why it is the conservative assumption, and what the site says while it holds.
the checklist a reviewer would walk, walked by the author; one open finding; what it did not do.
who to talk to, the conversation, the scoring, the comprehension test — ready to run, not run.
who does what, in what order, with which command; what each tool refuses when a row is not met; what the site shows once it is — a checklist that executes the token record, deciding nothing itself.
prepaid credit for services that exist, priced in dollars and paid in CURB at a rate read from the chain; validity, cancellation, what the token does not do, the proceeds budget, and the order: services first, launch after — decided by the product owner on 12 September 2026, Robinhood Chain included.