Route Loadout Afteruse Receipt

Route Loadout Afteruse Receipt starts after Route Loadout Compatibility has already produced a manifest result.

The parent line answers whether several assets can coexist in one requested route. This follow-on answers the later reader question: when a manager, sponsor, lawful desk, public route, archive reader, ending gate, or recovery desk cites that old manifest as proof of readiness, which reader can spend it, which slot scope still binds, and what bridge or scar follows.

Playable Question

When a later route consumes a prior loadout manifest, does production certify the loadout scope, restrict the afteruse reader, attach a route bridge, reconcile a stale slot, split afteruse by reader, quarantine the manifest, or let a false-clean loadout afteruse default harden?

Every answer must name the source manifest, source compatibility result, accepted or absent slot scope, source future effect, requested afteruse, future reader or route, displaced or harmed reader, proof bridge or explicit absence, selected posture, after-state, and future route effect.

State-Triggered Entry

entry_state:
  trigger_kind: state_pressure
  source_loadout_manifest_visible: true
  source_compatibility_result_visible: true
  source_slot_scope_or_explicit_absence_visible: true
  source_future_effect_visible: true
  requested_afteruse_visible: true
  future_reader_or_route_consumes_loadout_state: true
  displaced_or_harmed_reader_visible_or_explicit_absence: true
  player_can_certify_restrict_bridge_reconcile_split_quarantine_or_default: true
  no_fixed_turn_trigger: true
  no_fixed_day_or_week_trigger: true
  no_raw_asset_count_trigger: true
  no_raw_route_count_trigger: true
  no_dashboard_or_lens_health_trigger: true

Entry cannot be a route count, asset count, weekly close, dashboard state, or lens-health state. It is always a later consumer trying to spend a prior manifest as public readiness, sponsor package proof, lawful bridge, archive release, recovery clearance, management closure, or ending eligibility.

Bound Content Pack

• Route Loadout Afteruse Receipt defines afteruse states, branch posture, and false-clean default behavior.
• Route Loadout Afteruse Docket records the source manifest, reader scope, proof bridge, and future effect.
• Route Loadout Afteruse Review resolves certification, restriction, bridge attachment, stale-slot reconciliation, reader split, quarantine, or default.
• False Route Loadout Afteruse Default records when a route loadout result is cited as clean universal readiness.
• Route Loadout Afteruse Receipt Lens observes this contract.

Storyline Spine

Beat 1 - A manifest remains history

A prior manifest may be compatible_with_scope, substituted, narrowed, split_required, quarantined, slot_sacrificed, false_compatible, blocked, or recovery_only. The old result remains true. This packet does not relitigate the first compatibility review.

Beat 2 - A later route spends the manifest

A public route, sponsor package, lawful bridge, archive release, management report, recovery lane, route asset, or ending gate cites the old manifest as proof that the current route can proceed.

Create or refresh Route Loadout Afteruse Docket before the afteruse claim can be consumed.

Beat 3 - Review separates loadout scope from afteruse scope

Run Route Loadout Afteruse Review. The player chooses whether the old manifest can be certified for a named reader, narrowed, bridged, reconciled, split, quarantined, or left to default.

No branch may make one loadout manifest clean for public, sponsor, lawful, archive, recovery, management, route asset, and ending readers at once.

Beat 4 - Future play consumes the after-state

Future play reads route_loadout_afteruse_state_after, not the raw existence of a manifest. A sponsor reader may accept a narrowed package while public readers still require a bridge. A lawful reader may accept a checksum while route-asset readers need a split receipt. A recovery lane may proceed only with costlier or recovery-only scar.

Branch Map

Branch	Relief	Cost/scar	Future state
certify_loadout_scope	one named reader can cite the manifest	universal readiness is blocked	accepted with scoped loadout
restrict_afteruse_reader	overbroad sponsor, lawful, or management use is blocked	omitted-reader hostility or route delay	reader-specific or split required
attach_route_bridge	public, lawful, archive, or route-asset bridge can carry the manifest	proof burden and inspection heat rise	bridge or addendum required
reconcile_stale_slot	stale or recovery-only slot is priced before reuse	route cost and handler burden rise	stale slot receipt required
split_loadout_afteruse	incompatible readers consume separate afteruse rows	schedule pressure and source ambiguity rise	split required
quarantine_loadout_afteruse	false-clean use is blocked	current route stalls	blocked or recovery-only
false_route_loadout_afteruse_default	fastest desk treats the manifest as universal readiness	hidden slot scope and displaced reader	captured, hostile, costlier, or recovery-only

Default

false_route_loadout_afteruse_default:
  false_clean_loadout_afteruse: true
  source_loadout_manifest_or_absence: <manifest row or explicit_absence>
  hidden_or_overbroad_loadout_scope: compatible_with_scope | substituted | narrowed | split_required | quarantined | slot_sacrificed | false_compatible | explicit_absence
  capturing_reader_or_route: public_route | sponsor_package | lawful_bridge | archive_release | management_report | route_asset | ending_gate | recovery_lane | equivalent
  displaced_or_harmed_reader: public_reader | sponsor_reader | lawful_reader | archive_reader | route_asset_reader | management_reader | recovery_reader | explicit_absence
  route_loadout_afteruse_state_after: false_clean_afteruse | reader_restricted | bridge_required | stale_slot_reconciled | split_required | afteruse_quarantined | captured | recovery_only
  future_route_effect: loadout_receipt_required | reader_restriction_due | route_bridge_due | stale_slot_receipt_due | split_afteruse_required | blocked | hostile | costlier | recovery_only
  counter_deltas_min: 3
  durable_mutation: true

Non-Goals

• Not a replacement for Route Loadout Compatibility.
• Not another loadout substitution receipt.
• Not a salvage-floor recall.
• Not an inventory optimizer.
• Not valid unless a later reader or route consumes the old loadout state.