Deployment and packaging
How the thing is put together, and what actually pins it.
Architecture and pipeline figures for Muster, a local-first client for coordinating multi-party transactions inside conversations. Every figure declares where its facts came from, and which of its content is measured, read from source, or illustrative.
One labelled substrate, a list of named traversals over it. Pick a view; everything else dims. Each view is also exported as a static frame for embedding.
How the thing is put together, and what actually pins it.
Seven stages, the infrastructure that runs each, and who is positioned to see what.
Mostly specified and not yet built. Every figure says so on its face, above the content.
The per-post locator strip: seven stages, one lit.
measured — observed on a specific machine, with a date. from source — read off code or a contract, not separately exercised. illustrative — characterises a situation; not a measurement of any named system, and never to be read as one.
Several figures describe guarantees that are specified and not yet built. Each says so in a strip above its content, with the requirement ids, the phase that builds it, and what exists today instead — so a screenshot cannot lose the caveat.
