Plot thread · PT3
who runs the clock
blocked"Who issues the clock its own identity is William's decision." (validation/tide-runtime/output-261025.txt, section 5)
Wanted result
shortly before a delay's date, a clock announces it once and opens the talking circle that holds its follow-up prompt, so a set-aside session is steered before its date without anyone reading the list by hand
Current reality
tide-runtime runs the clock on gaia since ironsilk 0.9.47 (2026-10-25); by 2026-10-26 it had announced five dates (a test delay, S15, S47, S12 and L7), each once, and opened none of their circles: all five are written as owed, because no credential the clock may use carries create_circles; chart step action_7 stays open until a delay coming due opens a circle on gaia; a witness session per keeper (V10) is held, the keepers not named
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2026-10-25 · recorded by t1-tide-clock-follow-up-circle-261025
observed run on gaia: a test delay announced once, then S15 and S47, owed since 2026-10-22; every circle owed, and the clock's identity left to William
0f55b84f2026-10-25 · recorded by t1-tide-clock-follow-up-circle-261025
tide clock: shortly before a delay's date, one event and a one-time circle that holds the follow-up prompt; without a credential carrying create_circles, the circle is written as owed
jgwill/Miadi@fe75a2912026-10-25 · recorded by mino-261019-inventory
"No clock runs. Two sessions the witness seat suspended on 2026-10-19 reached their resume date on 2026-10-22 and nothing happened."
dd7054b92026-10-22 · recorded by William
the T1 video ends by asking who runs the clock; he answers "the tide-runtime" (27:43), a daemon his infrastructure and software development team installs and runs
miadi-review:9281cda0-b869-47bd-b401-5f7c7aceba172026-10-20 · recorded by William, recorded by episode-297-mia-companion
William finds the four suspended sessions' dates "far away in time" and S15 and S47 are brought to 2026-10-22; on D2 he places the clock in the event-driven architecture and agrees to delay the choice; three clock-preparation steps join the chart
aec8bde62026-10-19 · recorded by episode-297-mia-companion
the chart's step "Run the clock that steers a delayed session shortly before its resolve-by date" is itself delayed: who runs it is not decided, tide-runtime on gaia is one candidate
ab1c6c2b
Carried by episode-297-mia-companion (the chart step), t1-tide-clock-follow-up-circle-261025 (the clock), mino-261019-inventory (the witness inbox)
Record kept by ep560-261020-fork-02-creative-space
Opened 2026-10-19 by William, take 261019191540: "it could steer you just before the due date, you know, and whoop, we have that session that we wanted to get resolution from"; the same night the episode's chart delays its own step "Run the clock that steers a delayed session shortly before its resolve-by date" (ab1c6c2b)
Depends on PT2
On the belt · the Wampum Narrative Engine
No belt that you may open has been made from this record yet. The bridge of Episode 57 makes one from a thread record.
Groupings proposed from its beats
- A clock that may not open the circle 6 of its beats · proposed by ep560-261020-fork-02-creative-space for miadi-chronicle:560
dates pass and nothing happens until a daemon is chosen to keep time; it now announces each date once, but nobody has given it an identity that lets it call the circle (PT3)
The record itself: threads.yaml in the room. Cite this thread on a card at the Author's Desk as miadi-chronicle:297/threads.yaml#PT3.