Circle

In plain words: Task Bubble for one request

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The short version written for the Snayu team

Explains the Task Bubble (Circle): the boundary around one admitted Job Request, holding its request, ID Badge, Briefing Pack, memory and authority, and the compact status card shown in Chat.

Why read it: Read this to understand how one chat turn maps to one Job Record and what the Circle card shows.
  1. 1One Chat conversation holds many Task Bubbles; each has its own Job Record.
  2. 2The card shows status, Job Record id, Workflow Version link and Cancel Run.
  3. 3A full Task Bubble workspace with step map and authority inspector is not delivered.

Partial Compact card works; full workspace is not built.

Words on this page, decoded click one for its card

ChatJob RequestTask Bubble
Where it sits in LychD

Task Bubble Circle

One request and everything that belongs to it, shown as one unit in the chat.

It's like: One email thread inside your inbox.

Click a dot to open that part's card.

The original text Underlined words open their plain-English card.

A world opens where the CircleTask Bubble closes.

An admitted InvocationJob Request opens a CircleTask Bubble for one answerable act. Caller and Called meet within it with ana IntentRequest, SigilID Badge, ContextBriefing Pack, selected memory, capability, and authority. Holding these together gives the act a boundary within which its consequences can be attributed.

That boundary sits inside larger ones: a BridgeChat séance sustains a continuing relation, and a host gives one LichAssistant a place to answer. The same figure thus appears at several scales.

Summoning Circle — this Lich's enduring host boundary
└── Altar / Bridge — a continuing séance
    ├── Circle — one admitted Invocation
    │   └── casting — performance of one exact Scroll
    └── Circle — another Invocation, with its own Run

Admission begins the CircleTask Bubble. Its RunJob Record gives the act durable execution identity, whether or not a browser draws a ring. Several people, Agents, Postures, or model powers can take part. Each retains attribution, separate authority, and the ability to refuse; meeting within one CircleTask Bubble creates neither a fused super-Sigil nor an identical interior.

The casting inside the Circle

Spellweaver admits the exact ScrollWorkflow Version, an immutable PatternWorkflow revision. Its placed SpellsSteps name the semantic actions the casting may perform. A placement can request an Agent, tool, Gate, effect, delegation, or typed capability; admission and authority still determine whether that request may be met.

An admitted Animator supplies Animus, active capability power through its Connector and exact CapabilityGrant. Graph gives casting typed movement; model and tool returns remain candidates. Within Spiritmind office's present Flux, Blade discriminates and Answer binds the act. Many participants may help it arrive; one local Answer remains responsible for what it binds.

What Bridge can show

The compact CircleTask Bubble beside a reply shows supplied RunJob Record status and activity, with Look into the OrbRun Inspector and an explicit Cancel RunJob Record for an eligible nonterminal projection. Expand CircleTask Bubble to read the full RunJob Record identity, supplied PatternWorkflow revision and delegated-job identity. View declared score opens LoomWorkflow Viewer only when its supplied path matches that exact PatternWorkflow revision. These are navigation hints; LoomWorkflow Viewer still verifies the RunJob Record's pinned manifest before offering a contextual return.

Older retained replies may lack RunJob Record status or a declared score. Circle identifies those omissions and offers the RunJob Record evidence link without inventing the missing metadata. A mismatched RunJob Record projection is reported and cannot supply status or actions for another RunJob Record. Consent remains beside its own request and decision controls.

Circle is the conceptual pinnacle inside BridgeChat, not a separate AltarControl Panel instrument. No composed CircleTask Bubble workspace, active-Spell map, ContextBriefing Pack/authority inspector, participant-attribution view, or cross-instrument focus mode is delivered.

Follow Bridge to offer ana IntentRequest, answer consent, or recover an uncertain offering. Choose Look into the OrbRun Inspector beside the turn to inspect that RunJob Record's evidence.

A future focus within BridgeChat may gather the authorized views of one InvocationJob Request in one place. LoomWorkflow Viewer would supply its exact score and casting state; the account would show Caller, Called, SigilID Badge, ContextBriefing Pack, budgets, and consent; NexusModel Status Board would supply capability and AnimatorModel Runtime observations; OrbRun Inspector would supply bounded traces. Each view must remain reconstructible from its owners. A selected node, animation, open stream, or model utterance alone cannot establish progress or authority.

What can outlast the act

The RunJob Record remains ledger truth. Oculus and the Orb expose traces of activity, with their gaps and limits intact. A trace cannot replace RunJob Record, consent, effect, or artifact truth.

Memory policy may preserve attributable residue as a Seed, a trace with potency to shape a later InvocationJob Request. Ouroboros names that formative return through evaluation, attribution, consent, memory policy and RecallMemory Seed. Repeating a GraphStep Map cycle alone does not accomplish it.

The greater Summoning Circle

In Summoning, the MagusYou, the Operator draws the enduring boundary around this host: CodexSettings Folder, CryptData Folder, local identity, AnimatorsModel Runtimes, mounts, secrets, and reach. Code builds the BridgeChat; these choices determine the conditions under which its LichAssistant may answer. They must become inspectable configuration and security boundaries.

Each InvocationJob Request opens a smaller living CircleTask Bubble within those conditions. At either scale, authentication, policy, capability admission, consent, and effect authorization retain their own work. The symbol makes their relation visible; it cannot perform it.