Regional blue origins
Immutable puts, appends, OR-set operations, PN components, and deny generations commit locally when their invariants are proven confluent.
Blue facts commit at admitted regional siblings. Red predicates route to one conflict-key owner. Reads tell you exactly which origin frontier they have observed.
blue = ACI
&& inflationary
&& duplicate_safe
&& invariant_confluent
red = order
|| uniqueness
|| exact_absence
|| unknown_invariantThe schema compiler fails closed. A CRDT name is not enough; application invariants must remain valid under merge.
Immutable puts, appends, OR-set operations, PN components, and deny generations commit locally when their invariants are proven confluent.
Uniqueness, alias binding, LWW order, global idempotency, schema activation, and map publication serialize only their conflict key.
Every origin has a contiguous sequence, hash chain, signature, and causal frontier. Replicas import envelopes without re-minting them.
A commit returns a minimal vector bookmark. A view serves only when its per-origin frontier dominates the token, otherwise it catches up, source-routes, or reports lag.
Open-epoch misses are never presented as universal negatives. Exact absence requires a sealed, verified checkpoint cut.
Transport lag may retry or source-route. Gaps, divergent duplicates, bad signatures, and broken chains quarantine the affected origin.
Shard ownership, graph gluing, R2 LSM runs, Merkle checkpoints, vector sidecars, shape projections, and Parquet analytics keep graph size independent of isolate RAM.
Each shard carries owned atoms, ghosts, boundaries, attachments, and peer evidence. The global graph is their glued union.
Adaptive WAL/L0 bundles, immutable SSTs, compact roots, partial hydration, and verified recovery.
Hybrid retrieval, SQL shapes, dashboards, and analytics are watermarked, rebuildable derivatives—not authority.
The package includes deployable Worker/Durable Object code and passing local conformance suites. It does not claim a live deployment, measured SLO, full LSM, or complete erasure workflow.