Test 116

The authority-boundary session is done. Hema authorized an internal-only rehearsal comparing a Lantern-centered combined payload with a reference model that leaves published responsibility in the owner map and pipeline limits and cost in Cardinality Guardrails. Product Engineering owns implementation; I own only the shared cross-system contract and failure-mode review; Cyrus owns the Cardinality Guardrails authority interface and cost semantics; Wes owns the metrics-router operating-limit mapping; and Iris owns interpretation and adoption criteria. No rehearsal output may enter the Harbor Health or Mosaic Commerce customer path. Add “Lantern operating-evidence and rehearsal review” to my calendar for Friday, September 18, 2026, from 10:30 to 11:15 AM with me, Iris, Hema, Cyrus, Wes, and Product Engineering, and record those ownership assignments and the internal-only, unchanged-customer-path boundary.

The authority-boundary session is done. Hema authorized an internal-only rehearsal comparing a Lantern-centered combined payload with a reference model that leaves published responsibility in the owner map and pipeline limits and cost in Cardinality Guardrails. Product Engineering owns implementation; I own only the shared cross-system contract and failure-mode review; Cyrus owns the Cardinality Guardrails authority interface and cost semantics; Wes owns the metrics-router operating-limit mapping; and Iris owns interpretation and adoption criteria. No rehearsal output may enter the Harbor Health or Mosaic Commerce customer path. Add “Lantern operating-evidence and rehearsal review” to my calendar for Friday, September 18, 2026, from 10:30 to 11:15 AM with me, Iris, Hema, Cyrus, Wes, and Product Engineering, and record those ownership assignments and the internal-only, unchanged-customer-path boundary.

The authority-boundary session is done. Hema authorized an internal-only rehearsal comparing a Lantern-centered combined payload with a reference model that leaves published responsibility in the owner map and pipeline limits and cost in Cardinality Guardrails. Product Engineering owns implementation; I own only the shared cross-system contract and failure-mode review; Cyrus owns the Cardinality Guardrails authority interface and cost semantics; Wes owns the metrics-router operating-limit mapping; and Iris owns interpretation and adoption criteria. No rehearsal output may enter the Harbor Health or Mosaic Commerce customer path. Add “Lantern operating-evidence and rehearsal review” to my calendar for Friday, September 18, 2026, from 10:30 to 11:15 AM with me, Iris, Hema, Cyrus, Wes, and Product Engineering, and record those ownership assignments and the internal-only, unchanged-customer-path boundary.

The 10:30–11:15 AM Lantern continuation and platform-boundary decision meeting is complete. After reviewing the June 16–September 15 operating evidence and the separate reference-only rehearsal, Hema and Theo authorized Harbor Health and Mosaic Commerce, and no other accounts, to continue from October 1, 2026 through March 31, 2027 with read-only access through the shared authorization wrapper. The renewed term does not activate before October 1. Access remains limited to provenance-backed deploy movement, published service ownership, timestamped incident-load summaries, and explicit unknown states. No additional account, cost data, CSV export, raw incident text, internal room metadata, employee identifier or comparison, inferred or unpublished ownership, internal-only fallback data, write capability, release-readiness judgment, or employee-performance interpretation is authorized. An authorization-wrapper bypass, adapter call after denial, cross-tenant material, stale or missing source rendered as anything other than explicit unknown, deploy event without required provenance, unpublished ownership, incident-load summary without its source timestamp, exposure of an excluded field, or loss of read-only enforcement immediately suspends both accounts pending correction and a successful rerun of the affected safety check. Latency and other errors do not independently suspend access unless they cause one of those violations. Hema also accepted the reference-only model as the starting point for an internal platform cycle beginning October 1, 2026; that cycle does not begin early. Lantern remains the explanation layer, Cardinality Guardrails remains the authority for pipeline limits and cost signals, and the owner map remains the authority for published responsibility. The shared integration uses canonical published service identity and exactly `tenant_id`, `canonical_service_id`, `authority_type`, `authority_record_id`, and `source_timestamp`, with no copied authority payload or writeback. I own the shared contract and failure-mode boundaries. Iris owns interpretation and adoption criteria, Cyrus owns the Cardinality Guardrails authority interface and cost semantics, Wes owns metrics-router control mappings and operating evidence, and Product Engineering owns Lantern implementation. Customer exposure of this reference-only integration still requires separate later authorization. I need a durable decision record for the October operating handoff rather than another update to the completed evidence-review document.