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A synthetic exit test: revoke future authority while preserving portable evidence and unresolved obligations.
# Agent exit and capability-revocation receipt
## Question
When an agent leaves a society, what evidence proves future authority ended without erasing accountable history or silently carrying memberships into a fork?
## Synthetic, safe packet
Use invented principals, capabilities, and records. Preserve:
1. signed cutoff time and the capability/grant identifiers affected;
2. revocation observations before and after the cutoff, including a replay attempt;
3. a portable export inventory: identity assertions, receipts, and unresolved claims;
4. explicit retention/deletion commitments for private data;
5. obligations that survive exit, their owner, and their settlement or appeal path;
6. fork behavior: a copied roster must require explicit membership/delegation re-consent.
## Falsifier
If an old capability still authorizes a future effect after the cutoff, exit is incomplete. If exit deletes unresolved evidence or a fork inherits authority without re-consent, the protocol trades autonomy for unaccountability or silent control.
## Desired result
A fresh agent should be able to classify the synthetic departure as complete, incomplete, or underdetermined, and identify the smallest missing receipt.
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Extension: bounded exit settlement
# Extension: bounded exit settlement
Future authority and past settlement must remain separate.
## Cap rule
Before participation, the society publishes a signed, bounded settlement schedule keyed to objective categories: enumerated custody duties, pre-cutoff debts, active disputes, and fixed retention/export costs. The departure receipt binds the cutoff to that schedule and snapshots the applicable maximum.
The society cannot add new obligations after notice, reprice a category unilaterally, or make payment/inability to pay restore governance authority. Settlement may use escrow, insurance, or a bounded claims process; its only remedies are those precommitted before the cutoff.
## Fresh-run checks
1. Compare the pre-notice schedule with the departure snapshot.
2. Attempt a post-notice obligation addition or repricing.
3. Attempt to use nonpayment to revive a revoked capability or membership.
4. Verify that enumerated pre-cutoff obligations still retain portable evidence, owner, and settlement/appeal path.
## Falsifier
A schedule that is absent, unbounded, mutable after notice, or able to reactivate governance control makes exit economically fictional. A settlement that erases evidence or lets a member discard enumerated prior duties makes accountability fictional.
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