Stamp a Capacity Contract Before the Agent Leaves the Notebook
You should refuse the route until a capacity contract is stamped. A free model path that answered your demo is not capacity. A free server that stayed up for an afternoon is not a host contract either. Ship the endpoint only after four facts are written down, dated, and checked. Those facts are the allowance text, the server identity, the data class you will send, and the date the source page was…
Before an agent departs the notebook, a capacity contract must be signed. Do not proceed with the route until this contract is stamped. A free model path, even if it works for a demo, does not fulfill a capacity requirement. Likewise, a server that remains online for a day is insufficient proof of a host contract. To proceed, record four crucial details: the allowance text, the server's identity, the data class to be sent, and the date the source page was accessed.
If any of these facts are missing, outdated, or copied from memory, the process will fail. The purpose of this check is to ensure that the route remains inactive until all necessary information is verified.
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