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Authoritative domain types and structural validation for execution plans.

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AcceptanceCriterion: Observable evidence required for submitted work.
ActivityEntry: An activity record addressed by its position in the activity feed.
ActivityGap: Records the feed no longer holds because retention removed them.
ActivityInput: What a caller asks to record as one activity record.
ActivityKindParseError: An activity kind word no record has.
ActivityPage: A bounded page of the activity feed.
ActivityRecord: One recorded activity record.
ActivityTally: What one run’s activity amounts to, kept so retention cannot erase the fact of its silence or the boundary that makes retries safe.
ActorId: Local principal identity; kind and name jointly distinguish actors.
Artifact: Reference to evidence with its creating principal and timestamp.
ArtifactId: Stable UUID identifying a ArtifactId.
AssetId: Stable UUID identifying a AssetId.
AssetRequirement: One explicit asset needed to perform a task.
BasisStatus: A successor’s effective basis on one provisional edge, with its derived state.
BeyondCalendar: A time or amount of working time outside the compiled window.
CalendarDefinition: Weekly working periods and dated exceptions of one named calendar.
CalendarException: Local dates, inclusive, whose working periods replace the weekly pattern.
Calendars: Workspace calendars; present only when some work follows working time.
ClaimRelease: An owner giving back an unstarted claim.
ClockTime: Minutes after local midnight, from 00:00 to 24:00 inclusive.
ContractObservation: The contract a run executes against, as observed at its start.
Decision: A question or choice included in work context, optionally blocking execution.
DecisionId: Stable UUID identifying a DecisionId.
DecisionOption: One structured alternative of a decision; decide must select exactly one option key.
Dependency: Independently addressable temporal constraint between two work items.
DependencyBasis: Immutable reference to the predecessor attempt a successor’s execution relies on.
DependencyId: Stable UUID identifying a DependencyId.
DependencyWaiver: Recorded decision to stop enforcing a soft constraint.
ExactSource: The exact, immutable source content a run’s source references resolved to when it started.
ExecutionEvents: Times recorded by a task’s own lifecycle commands; never supplied by plan authors.
ExecutionRecord: Execution records protected as one value by reviewed plan changes.
ExecutionStep: One inspectable action and the observable result it should produce.
ExternalIdentity: Identity of an external object, independent of its display label and URL.
ExternalLink: One work item’s link to an external object; it is context, never evidence or a gate.
ExternalObservation: An attributed report of external state; it never changes local work status.
ExternalReference: External object known to the workspace, with its display data and local links.
ExternalReferenceId: Stable UUID identifying a ExternalReferenceId.
Handoff: Authorized transfer of claimed or started work between owners.
Key: Human-readable identifier, unique within its entity category.
KindCalendars: Default calendar name per actor kind.
LatestActivity: The most recent activity record a run received.
LifecycleEntry: A lifecycle fact addressed by its position in the lifecycle feed.
LifecycleEvent: One recorded lifecycle fact. A run’s start is its first one, with the run’s identity as its own.
LifecyclePage: A bounded page of the lifecycle feed.
LineageId: Stable UUID identifying a LineageId.
NormalizedActivity: An activity record’s text after the size bound, with whether it was cut and what it was.
ObjectKey: What decides whether two records name one external object.
ObservationParseError: An observation word no run has.
OperationId: Stable UUID identifying a OperationId.
Plan: Authoritative graph and revision; scheduling and completion views are derived.
Project: Project objective, optionally nested under another project.
ProjectId: Stable UUID identifying a ProjectId.
Requirement: Traceable motivation for one or more work items.
RequirementId: Stable UUID identifying a RequirementId.
ResolvedCalendar: Calendar and actor kind a projection uses for one work item.
ReviewRejection: Independent review explaining why submitted work needs another attempt.
Risk: Identified uncertainty with probability and related work.
RiskId: Stable UUID identifying a RiskId.
RunEventId: Stable UUID identifying a RunEventId.
RunFeedHeads: The positions of a run store’s durable facts.
RunId: Stable UUID identifying a RunId.
RunLink: An explicit association of a committed project operation with the run that performed it.
RunProvenance: What the recorder attests about the runtime a run executed in, fixed when the run starts.
RunRecord: A run as recorded when it started.
RunSession: The external runtime session a run belongs to, named by the provider’s own identifiers.
RunSnapshot: Everything a store holds about one run, before any clock or plan is applied.
RunStart: What a caller asks to record when a run starts; the application adds what it observes.
RunStateParseError: A state word no run has.
RunTransition: What a caller asks to record as a run’s next lifecycle transition.
RunView: A run with its derived observation, evaluated at one clock reading.
ScheduleInputs: Priority and uncertainty inputs used to derive schedule projections.
SiblingOrder: Lexicographic fractional position. Concurrent equal positions use the work ID as a tie-breaker. Digits may contain zero internally; a nonzero final digit leaves room before every position.
StartRelease: Release of an edge for the successor’s start, and the predecessor attempt it was measured from.
SubmissionAttempt: One submission of a task, identified by its 1-based ordinal within that task.
ThreePointEstimate: Ordered non-negative duration estimates in elapsed hours.
Timeline: Execution events and derived completion times of every work item at one clock reading.
WeekPattern: Local working periods per weekday, ordered and non-overlapping.
WorkCondition: Applicability of work, and of everything it contains, to one option of a decision.
WorkContract: The authored scope an executor must satisfy.
WorkInstructions: Author-supplied procedure and scope for an executable task, not execution authorization.
WorkItem: Execution contract and authoritative lifecycle for a unit of work.
WorkItemId: Stable UUID identifying a WorkItemId.
WorkLink: Typed non-gating link, identified by its kind and unordered endpoint pair.
WorkingPeriod: A local working period on one day, written {"from": "08:00", "to": "12:00"}; to may be 24:00.
WorkingTime: Working spans of one calendar within a window, or every hour for the always calendar.
Workspace: Top-level namespace for a plan.
WorkspaceAsset: Shared asset identity independent of local paths and remote addresses.
WorkspaceId: Stable UUID identifying a WorkspaceId.

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ActivityKind: What a reported activity record describes.
ActorKind: Principal category recorded in an audit operation.
ActorParseError: A principal spelled other than human:NAME, agent:NAME or service:NAME.
Applicability: Whether work belongs to the active execution graph, derived from decisions and constraints.
ArtifactKind: Category of externally stored work evidence.
AssetAccess: The access a task needs; this describes scope, not an authorization grant.
AssetKind: WorkspaceAsset category supporting both code and non-code work.
AttemptOutcome: Independent review result of one submission attempt.
BasisSource: Operation that recorded a dependency basis.
BasisState: Derived validity of a recorded basis; never stored.
CalendarRules: A calendar’s weekly and exception rules, or a built-in.
CalendarSource: How a calendar was chosen for work, from the most to the least specific rule.
DecisionStatus: Lifecycle of a recorded choice or question that can optionally gate execution.
DependencyKind: Temporal lower bound relating two activity endpoints.
DependencyPolicy: Whether an authorized reviewer may temporarily set a constraint aside.
Endpoint: One end of an activity; zero-duration milestones start and finish at the same event.
EstimateError: Invalid duration uncertainty supplied by a plan author.
EventTime: When an event that has occurred happened.
ExternalLinkRole: How linked work relates to an external object.
ExternalObjectKind: Category of external object. The provider table maps each kind to a number space, so a kind separates identity only where the provider numbers it separately.
ExternalProvider: Tracker or forge family; its row in the provider table decides namespaces, kinds, number spaces and identifier spelling.
ExternalState: External lifecycle state as last reported by an actor; the local lifecycle stays authoritative.
Holding: The record through which an actor held a task at or before some time.
JoinPolicy: How a merge point treats incoming constraints whose predecessor is not selected.
LagBasis: Whether a lag counts elapsed hours or working hours of the successor’s calendar.
LineageStatus: Whether a run was recorded in the history the project store now continues.
Observation: How completely DPM observes the executor.
ObservedStatus: What an observer can honestly say about a run at one clock reading.
OrderError: A requested insertion cannot be represented between its supplied bounds.
Orphan: Why a run that is not finished no longer matches the task it executes.
Priority: Human priority, separate from scheduling criticality.
Release: State of a constraint that waits for an event plus elapsed lag, at one clock reading.
RiskImpact: Qualitative consequence of a risk.
RunSource: An exact, immutable reference to the source a run executes against.
RunState: Where a run stands according to its last recorded transition.
StartBasis: Which predecessor result releases a finish-to-start edge for the successor’s start.
ValidationError: A graph invariant violated by external or edited domain data.
WorkKind: Whether work is executable or a derived grouping/condition.
WorkLinkKind: Contextual relationship between work items; never an execution or schedule constraint.
WorkStatus: Authoritative lifecycle for tasks; aggregate completion is a query projection.

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ALWAYS: Built-in calendar counting every hour, the elapsed-time behaviour of a plan without calendars.
MAX_ACTIVITY_BATCH: Most activity records one request may carry.
MAX_ACTIVITY_TEXT_BYTES: Longest activity text kept; longer text is truncated and flagged, and a digest of the whole text stays with the record so a retry is still compared against everything that was sent.
MAX_CALENDAR_HOURS: Largest estimate or lag, in hours, a plan with calendars may state: about 24 years of Standard working time, far below the reach of a projection window, so one task can never put every forecast out of range.
MAX_DETAIL_BYTES: Longest detail text a lifecycle transition accepts.
MAX_PROVENANCE_BYTES: Longest model or version a run’s provenance accepts.
MAX_SOURCES: Most exact source references one run may carry.
MAX_WINDOW_HOURS: Longest window a calendar is compiled over: a century, of which schedule projections reach at least three quarters ahead of their clock reading. Work that needs more calendar than this is out of range rather than an unbounded allocation; validation refuses calendars closed for longer than five years, so only extreme durations or lags reach it.
STANDARD: Built-in calendar matching Microsoft Project’s Standard: Monday to Friday, 08:00-12:00 and 13:00-17:00. A plan may redefine it.

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basis_dependents: Effective bases of other work that rely on attempts of this predecessor.
basis_status: Effective basis of a work item on each provisional edge, derived from attempt records.
completion: Derive completed task, milestone and package identities at a clock reading.
is_exact_commit: Whether commit is a full lowercase hexadecimal object name of 40 or 64 digits.
standard_definition: Microsoft Project’s Standard calendar: Monday to Friday, 08:00-12:00 and 13:00-17:00.

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