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Design of interconnection

This branch covers what we ask participants to do at boundaries: which behaviors are easy, which proofs we expect, and which risks remain even with good intentions.

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These pages stay at the Network layer: meaning, contracts, and operating posture for edges that stay legible over time.

Use them to align teams on why an interface exists and what responsible operation means before you commit to implementation choices.

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Affordances of interconnection

Make the right moves obvious: discovery, consent hooks, versioning cues, and escape hatches when assumptions fail.

Interfaces, trust, contracts

Surface stability, proof of origin, and change discipline as the foundations of trust worth operating day to day.

Tradeoffs and operational risk

Shared rail reduces toil and increases blast radius; honesty about limits keeps incidents teachable.