Durable domain events
SQLite WAL, exact-head transitions, allocation certificates, threshold recovery and read-only replay verification are implemented locally.
Resolve the signed compatibility projection that exists today. Claiming, transfer, delegation and recovery stay closed until global access, node power and independent allocation authorities are operational.
This reads the public, verified names/* projection. No result means only that this projection did not return a record—not that an allocation quorum has declared the name available.
Ready for an exact lookup
The response will name its verification state and source. It will not infer claimability.
Each state is kept separate. A working journal is not an access decision; an access decision is not name availability; node capacity is not global authority.
SQLite WAL, exact-head transitions, allocation certificates, threshold recovery and read-only replay verification are implemented locally.
The chain-wide resolver must authorize the identity and action under an exact policy and complete evidence head.
A node may serve only after global allow, and may narrow that result to capable, refuse or unavailable.
Public first claims require a real, independently operated authority roster whose valid quorums necessarily intersect.
The existing signed names/* projection can be queried without changing ownership or creating a second domain registry.
Claim, transfer, delegation, renew, revoke and recovery stay unavailable until service wiring and the security gate close.
A signed query is resolved against the active global access policy and complete revocation evidence.
The selected node proves role, capability, budget, custody and availability while binding the global decision CID.
Independent authorities durably cast at most one vote for the name and policy epoch.
The winning certificate, first event and allocation index commit together. History is never rewritten.