Enum Intent 

pub enum Intent {
    Seed(SessionSeed),
    Gone,
    Refused {
        tier: ProvenanceTier,
        stale: bool,
    },
}

What resolving an item’s provenance produced.

Three outcomes, not two, because Option conflated states whose correct handling differs. An item that vanished between the scan and now needs no backoff — it is gone from the queue and a later tick will not see it. An item whose author the tier gate REFUSED is still in the queue, still the oldest, and still labelled, so without a recorded failure selection picks it again on every tick and halts the sweep there forever — starving everything behind it. That path became reachable the moment selection stopped rejecting untiered candidates outright.

Variants

Seed(SessionSeed)

Cleared. The text may seed a coder session.

Gone

Closed or edited between the scan and now. The normal case for a human-authored queue, and not a failure of anything.

Refused

The provenance gate said no.

stale separates the two refusals, because their remedies differ and reporting one as the other sends an operator to the wrong place: a tier resolved too long ago is fixed by retrying, an untrusted author is not fixed by anything the operator does to this daemon.

Fields

tier: ProvenanceTier

stale: bool

Trait Implementations

impl Debug for Intent

fn fmt(&self, f: &mut Formatter<'_>) -> Result

Formats the value using the given formatter.