Claimant Queue Number Scope

Claimant Queue Number Scope begins after Claimant Floor Intake has assigned or exposed a public queue number and another system tries to spend that number as if it proves more than the intake row actually granted.

The queue number is useful because it gives a claimant a public place in the room. It is dangerous when later readers treat it as universal priority, custody proof, consent to transfer, lawful standing, oxygen entitlement, memorial control, or sponsor-safe permission without naming scope.

This packet owns that afterlife. It does not replace intake and it does not reopen every claimant collision. It asks one narrow question: what can this public queue number be used for now, by whom, against which reader, and with what future effect?

Playable Question

When a later desk consumes a claimant queue number, does production certify the number’s limited scope, publish an order addendum, attach a lawful queue annex, split the scope across readers, substitute a safer carrier, retire the number with a scar, or let a false queue claim become a default?

Every answer must name:

• the source queue-number row;
• the source intake row or explicit absence;
• the queue scope or explicit absence;
• the requested future use;
• the number holder or explicit absence;
• the harmed reader or explicit absence;
• the selected scope posture;
• one relief surface;
• one cost surface;
• the future reader or route effect.

State-Triggered Entry

Open this storyline only when a later system is about to consume a public queue number:

entry_state:
  trigger_kind: state_pressure
  source_queue_number_row_present: true
  source_intake_row_visible: true
  queue_scope_or_explicit_absence_visible: true
  requested_future_use_visible: true
  harmed_reader_or_explicit_absence_visible: true
  future_reader_consumes_queue_number_state: true
  no_fixed_turn_trigger: true
  no_fixed_day_or_week_trigger: true
  no_raw_queue_count_trigger: true
  no_dashboard_or_lens_health_trigger: true

Do not open this storyline from a raw queue count, cleanup timer, dashboard warning, lens-health state, or generic claimant backlog. The trigger is a concrete future reader trying to consume a queue number as proof.

Bound Content Pack

• Claimant Queue Number Scope defines valid scope states, forbidden promotions, and future-reader effects.
• Queue Number Scope Docket records the source queue number, intake row, requested future use, holder, harmed reader, after-state, and future route effect.
• Queue Number Scope Hearing resolves certification, addendum, lawful annex, split scope, carrier substitution, retirement, or default.
• False Queue Number Default records when a queue number is treated as wider proof than the source row allows.
• Claimant Queue Number Scope Lens observes the packet and evaluator contract.

Storyline Spine

Beat 1 - The number is read outside intake

A public recap, custody desk, recall desk, lawful reader, sponsor counterdesk, oxygen exchange, memorial chain, route-asset holder, or management compression surface cites a queue number created by claimant intake.

The citation is not enough. The number may have been public, scoped to an intake lane, bound to a handler, split across claimant relatives, expired by later custody work, or usable only as notice.

Beat 2 - The docket separates number from scope

Create or refresh Queue Number Scope Docket.

queue_number_scope_docket:
  source_queue_number_row: storyteller.card.claimant_floor_intake_docket.v1 | <equivalent>
  source_intake_row: public_queue_number | lawful_intake | floor_escort | sponsor_counterdesk | split_escrow_or_quarantine | refuse_and_record | default_selects | explicit_absence
  queue_scope_or_absence: public_notice_only | floor_order_only | lawful_review_only | custody_excluded | oxygen_excluded | sponsor_excluded | split_scope | explicit_absence
  requested_future_use: recall_priority | first_custody | claimant_collision | oxygen_access | memorial_control | sponsor_release | route_asset_claim | broadcast_slot | management_metric | equivalent
  number_holder_or_absence: claimant_family | support_actor | handler | sponsor_proxy | archive_reader | public_counter | explicit_absence
  harmed_reader_or_absence: rival_claimant | lawful_reader | custody_bailiff | fan_public | oxygen_holder | memorial_chain | route_asset_holder | sponsor_counterdesk | explicit_absence
  scope_state_after: scoped_certified | order_addendum | lawful_annex | split_scope | substituted_carrier | retired_with_scar | false_queue_number
  future_reader_or_route_effect: accepted_with_scope | addendum_required | lawful_recheck_required | split_required | alternate_carrier_required | blocked | recovery_only

The docket fails if it stores only queue number valid, queue number invalid, or claimant is next without source row, scope, requested future use, harmed reader, after-state, and future effect.

Beat 3 - The hearing chooses the scope posture

Resolve Queue Number Scope Hearing with one of these branch families:

Branch	Relief	Cost	Future effect
certify_scoped_queue_number	Certifies the number for one named reader and use.	Any other use still needs a docket.	accepted_with_scope
publish_order_addendum	Adds public order text to the queue number.	Public recap can now challenge omissions.	addendum_required
lawful_queue_annex	Adds lawful annex proof without changing priority.	Lawful reader gains recheck authority.	lawful_recheck_required
split_queue_scope	Splits notice, priority, custody, and relief scopes.	Every reader inherits a narrower scar.	split_required
substitute_number_carrier	Moves future proof to a safer card or handler.	The queue number stops carrying disputed proof.	alternate_carrier_required
retire_number_with_scar	Blocks the number and records who tried to spend it.	Future claims route through recovery or new intake.	blocked or recovery_only
false_queue_number_default	No one scopes the number before future consumption.	Hidden priority, consent, or custody claim becomes debt.	future_effect_any: costlier_or_recovery_only

Beat 4 - Future readers consume the after-state

Future readers must consume the after-state rather than the raw public queue number. Examples:

• Claimant Collision Lock accepts a scoped number only for the named claimant row.
• Recall Claim Priority treats public queue proof as priority only when the scope says priority is included.
• First Custody Arbitration can cite the number as notice, not custody proof, unless a custody scope exists.
• Oxygen Reserve Gap Assignment may credit a queue holder only when oxygen scope is explicit.
• Management Compression Desk cannot convert a queue number into a clean metric unless the harmed reader is named.

Default

If a later reader consumes the number without scope, arm False Queue Number Default.

false_queue_number_default:
  false_queue_claim: true
  hidden_or_invalid_scope: priority_claim_without_scope | custody_claim_without_scope | consent_claim_without_scope | oxygen_claim_without_scope | sponsor_release_without_scope | absent_scope
  capturing_reader: claimant_collision | recall_priority | first_custody | oxygen_exchange | memorial_chain | sponsor_counterdesk | route_asset_holder | management_metric | equivalent
  harmed_or_omitted_reader: rival_claimant | lawful_reader | custody_bailiff | fan_public | oxygen_holder | memorial_chain | route_asset_holder | sponsor_counterdesk | explicit_absence
  scope_state_after: false_priority | false_custody | false_consent | false_oxygen | blocked | recovery_only
  future_reader_effect: hostile_recheck | public_counter | lawful_recheck | custody_surcharge | oxygen_surcharge | sponsor_clawback | route_costlier | recovery_only
  counter_deltas_min: 3
  durable_mutation: true

Non-Goals

• Do not use this packet to create a new claimant intake lane. Intake remains owned by Claimant Floor Intake.
• Do not treat queue order as first custody. Custody remains owned by First Custody Arbitration.
• Do not treat every claimant dispute as a queue scope dispute. This packet only opens when the queue number itself is being consumed as proof.