06 — Workflows

Summary

Seven workflows, each as the commands a session runs, the files it leaves and what the room then shows. Ordinary work writes a countable event and says nothing, because silence below cover is a requirement. A recorded draw prints one line and names the policyholder. A requested draw refuses the commit, writes a request with an id, waits for a decision file and draws via it on retry. Exhaustion, by exclusion or by an empty pool, refuses, writes an escalation and leaves the insured uninsured for that class of action; the approver's answers are acceptance as uninsured, which never touches the pool, or suspension. The maintainer run derives everything; a repricing event supersedes the policy with a new file the policyholder must re-accept.

Key concepts

• W4 — the requested draw — run end to end on 3 September, under two hats
• W5 — uninsured — an escalation, not only a refusal
• W7 — repricing — IE-D14: a supersession must be re-accepted

Key ideas

• Do not split a commit to get under a threshold; ask, quote the id, wait.
• An accepted-uninsured action is not a draw: the pool did not cover it, a person did.
• The working day is the acceptance test: W1 to W6, then the room shows the three things.

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