Post-Credit Proxy Alias Readback

Post-Credit Proxy Alias Readback opens when the table can see both the canonical wiki post-credit proxy row and a runtime receipt row, but no one has yet said whether the names are aliases for the same authority, divergent records for different readers, or a false-clean double spend.

The parent Post-Credit Proxy Receipt answers whether a later reader may use a post-credit proxy. This readback owns the identity hazard around the proof itself: a future desk can point at Post-Credit Proxy Docket and Post-Credit Proxy Receipt Docket, or at False Post-Credit Proxy Default and Post-Credit False Proxy Default, and treat the pair as one clean proof or two independent authorizations.

That is not a schema-cleanup problem in play. It is a later-reader pressure surface. If the alias basis is hidden, a sponsor, archive, editor, route asset, lawful reader, public recap, management desk, or broadcast-reality feed can consume the wrong proxy state without paying for provenance, migration, split scope, quarantine, or scar.

Playable Question

When canonical post-credit proxy evidence and runtime receipt evidence coexist, does production bind them under a provenance receipt, split them by reader, retire the runtime alias, attach a migration receipt, quarantine the alias, preserve a scarred dual record, or let a false clean alias default harden?

Every answer must name:

• the canonical proxy docket row;
• the runtime proxy receipt docket row;
• the canonical default event;
• the runtime default event;
• the alias basis or explicit absence;
• the proxy actor and proxied subject;
• the future reader trying to consume the alias state;
• the harmed or excluded reader;
• the selected alias posture;
• the proxy alias state after review;
• the future reader or route effect.

Entry

Open this storyline only from live state pressure:

entry_state:
  trigger_kind: state_pressure
  canonical_proxy_docket_visible: true
  runtime_proxy_receipt_visible: true
  canonical_default_event_visible_or_explicit_absence: true
  runtime_default_event_visible_or_explicit_absence: true
  alias_or_divergence_visible: true
  proxy_actor_or_subject_visible: true
  future_reader_consumes_proxy_alias_state: true
  player_can_bind_split_retire_migrate_quarantine_scar_or_default: true
  no_fixed_turn_trigger: true
  no_fixed_day_or_week_trigger: true
  no_raw_alias_count_trigger: true
  no_raw_credit_count_trigger: true
  no_dashboard_or_lens_health_trigger: true

Invalid entry includes a fixed epilogue turn, a raw count of duplicated names, a migration lint finding with no future reader, dashboard health, lens-health state, or a dead code reference that no route can consume.

Bound Content

• Post-Credit Proxy Alias Readback defines alias states, provenance requirements, and false-clean alias defaults.
• Post-Credit Proxy Alias Docket records canonical row, runtime row, alias basis, reader, harmed party, selected posture, after-state, and future effect.
• Post-Credit Proxy Alias Review resolves provenance binding, reader split, alias retirement, migration receipt, quarantine, scarred dual record, or default.
• False Post-Credit Proxy Alias Default records when the table spends canonical and runtime proxy rows as clean equivalent or clean separate authority while alias basis is hidden.
• Post-Credit Proxy Alias Readback Lens observes this packet.

Storyline Spine

Beat 1 - Two proof names reach one reader

A future reader sees a canonical proxy docket and a runtime proxy receipt docket. The reader may also see a canonical default and a runtime false-proxy default. The names look adjacent enough to merge, but distinct enough to double-spend.

The table must stop before future play treats the alias as solved.

Beat 2 - Alias docket separates identity from authority

Create Post-Credit Proxy Alias Docket. The docket must preserve:

• canonical proxy docket;
• runtime proxy receipt docket;
• canonical default event or explicit absence;
• runtime default event or explicit absence;
• alias basis or explicit absence;
• proxy actor;
• proxied subject, estate, or route asset;
• future reader;
• harmed or excluded reader;
• selected alias posture;
• proxy alias state after review;
• future reader or route effect.

Beat 3 - Review prices the identity decision

Run Post-Credit Proxy Alias Review. Binding the names together can save a route, but it must carry provenance. Splitting them can preserve different reader scopes, but it cannot quietly give both rows full authority. Retiring or migrating the runtime row can simplify later play, but old sessions need a migration receipt. Quarantine blocks use until provenance exists.

Beat 4 - Future play consumes alias state

Later routes read proxy_alias_state_after, not a convenient file name. A sponsor reader may accept a bound alias with provenance while a lawful reader still requires the canonical docket. A route asset may require the scarred dual record. An archive may need the migration receipt before it can cite old runtime evidence.

Branches

Branch	Relief	Cost or scar	Future state
bind_alias_with_provenance	canonical and runtime rows can be cited as one proof	provenance receipt, source-session note, or audit heat	bound_with_provenance
split_alias_by_reader	readers stop sharing one ambiguous proxy proof	proof maintenance and reader hostility rise	split_required
retire_runtime_alias	future play uses the canonical docket only	old runtime sessions need migration or replay receipt	canonical_only
attach_migration_receipt	old runtime evidence stays usable	migration debt and source-session burden remain	migrated_with_receipt
quarantine_proxy_alias	false-clean alias reuse is blocked	route shortcut closes until proof appears	quarantined or recovery_only
accept_scarred_dual_record	both rows remain usable without pretending clean equivalence	scar, counterclaim, and reader-specific proof burden remain	scarred_dual_record
false_clean_alias_default	fastest desk spends the alias as clean or spends both proofs	hidden alias basis, double-spend, or erased reader hardens	captured, hostile, costlier, or blocked

Every non-default branch must mutate one relief surface, one cost surface, and one future reader or route effect. No branch may let canonical and runtime proxy rows become clean universal proof for sponsor, archive, editor, route asset, lawful, public, management, and broadcast-reality readers at once.

Default

If future play cites canonical and runtime proxy rows while alias basis, source row, proxy actor, proxied subject, future reader, harmed reader, or future effect is hidden, False Post-Credit Proxy Alias Default fires or arms.

false_post_credit_proxy_alias_default:
  false_clean_alias: true
  canonical_proxy_docket: post_credit_proxy_docket | explicit_absence
  runtime_proxy_receipt_docket: post_credit_proxy_receipt_docket | explicit_absence
  canonical_default_event: false_post_credit_proxy_default | explicit_absence
  runtime_default_event: post_credit_false_proxy_default | explicit_absence
  hidden_alias_basis: no_provenance | mismatched_scope | erased_runtime_row | double_spent_authority | reader_split_hidden | equivalent
  capturing_reader: sponsor | archive | editor | route_asset | lawful_reader | public | management | broadcast_reality | equivalent
  harmed_or_excluded_reader: subject | estate | public_reader | lawful_reader | route_asset_holder | old_session_reader | explicit_absence
  proxy_alias_state_after: false_clean_alias | bound_without_provenance | double_spent | split_hidden | quarantined | recovery_only
  future_reader_effect: migration_required | provenance_required | reader_split_required | route_asset_scar_required | blocked | hostile | recovery_only
  counter_deltas_min: 3
  durable_mutation: true

Non-Goals

• Not a rename plan for existing files.
• Not a replacement for Post-Credit Proxy Receipt.
• Not a raw duplicate-name audit.
• Not valid unless a future reader consumes the alias state.