Core Character Pool Slot Docket

Core Character Pool Slot Docket is the visible row created when a future reader tries to use a first-chapter pool role as schedule, route, sponsor, public, lawful, archive, or management proof.

The docket says what the pool row can do. It is not a duplicate character sheet and it is not a generic roster-selection ticket.

Required Row

core_character_pool_slot_docket:
  source_core_pool_row: storyteller.storyline.core-character-pool-v1 | <equivalent>
  candidate_or_absence: cen_xinghe | lin_mian | qi_deng | ruan_ci | leng_guanlan | zhijing_beta | manyue | wulu | helian_jun | inuzuka | ji_zhou | echo | explicit_absence | equivalent
  claimed_pool_function: star_asset | sacrificial_newcomer | resistance_key | archive_remnant | inspector_pressure | algorithm_proxy | fan_leader | underground_doctor | sponsor_representative | security_executor | board_heir | ai_idol | equivalent
  pool_function_scope_or_absence: first_chapter_hook | route_seed | pressure_source | mirror_right_seed | facility_seed | sponsor_seed | public_memory_seed | explicit_absence
  requested_route_or_schedule_use: forced_main_slot | golden_slot_side_route | company_route | intimate_route | liquidation_route | resistance_route | sponsor_package | public_receipt | lawful_reader | management_metric | route_asset_claim | equivalent
  excluded_function_or_reader: self_rescue_line | company_use_line | fan_public | lawful_reader | sponsor_reader | archive_reader | route_asset_reader | rival_route | explicit_absence
  claim_holder_or_absence: producer | sponsor | public_table | lawful_desk | archive | fan_public | route_asset_holder | management | explicit_absence
  prior_pool_text_or_absence: core_character_pool_v1 | chapter_one_outline | route_matrix | explicit_absence
  claim_state_after: source_role_certified | narrowed_slot_use | split_pool_claim | substituted_candidate | reserved_with_debt | explicit_absence_published | false_pool_slot
  future_reader_or_route_effect: accepted_with_scope | addendum_required | split_required | substitute_required | debt_attached | blocked | recovery_only | costlier

Required Separations

Field	Why it matters
source_core_pool_row	Ties the claim to the original pool artifact.
candidate_or_absence	Names who is being spent or records absence.
claimed_pool_function	Prevents a design role from becoming all roles.
pool_function_scope_or_absence	Names the scope before route consumption.
requested_route_or_schedule_use	Names what the next desk wants the candidate to do.
excluded_function_or_reader	Preserves the function or reader harmed by overread.
claim_holder_or_absence	Names who benefits from the claim or records absence.
claim_state_after	Gives future content a durable state instead of raw roster text.
future_reader_or_route_effect	Makes the consequence readable by schedule, route, branch, and encounter systems.

Accepted Source Rows

Valid sources include:

• Core Character Pool v1 rows that name function, company-use line, self-rescue line, weakness, and folded consequence;
• Chapter One Outline rows that assign first-week route pressure;
• Route Matrix rows that need a starter route tag;
• weekly-broadcast rows that cite a starter character as a slot explanation.

Failure Modes

Create or refresh this card before a future reader consumes the pool role when any of these are visible:

• a forced main slot treats a candidate function as clean eligibility;
• a route tag treats a starter role as source-row proof;
• a sponsor package sells a company-use line as neutral;
• a public table treats a fan or rebel role as whole-public mandate;
• a lawful desk treats a design role as legal authority;
• a management metric converts candidate selection into clean first-week closure;
• a route asset holder uses the candidate without preserving excluded function or reader.

If the docket is missing, malformed, or narrower than the requested use, arm False Pool Slot Default.