LIVING RECEIVER 002 / PRIVATE INVITATION INBOX
Work can cross without taking over.
One community owns its inbox. Another can submit a proposed resource or method. Only invited reviewers can read and respond. Every report remains unverified until actual people confirm it.
00 / START
Open a private community inbox
Create one for a real organization only with its permission. For practice, create a fictional test inbox and use fictional cards. The backend rate-limits creation; no accounts or payments are required.
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Your invitation links
Owner: full control, including close, deletion, and key rotation. Never share publicly.
Reviewer: can read proposals, decide locally, and record unverified reports.
Submitter: can contribute a proposal but cannot inspect anyone else's submissions.
Links contain the capability in the URL fragment, not the address sent to the server. Store the owner link safely. If an invitation leaks, rotate that role from the owner desk. Losing the owner link means losing control of this inbox.
01 / CONNECTED INBOX
Community inbox
This site does not store your capability in localStorage. You must keep the invitation link to return on another device.
02 / SUBMIT · NON-SENSITIVE
Send a reviewed card into this inbox
First build an organizational HOLD card at the Commons Exchange Desk, or import an unverified JAR;VIS/planZ return. No automatic dispatch or partner enrollment.
03 / OWNER & REVIEWER
Proposals awaiting your judgment
All proposals and reviews are persisted; this is not a verified partner directory. Only the latest human review note determines whether a report may be submitted. A report cannot count as an independently verified outcome.
Recent review history
04 / OWNER CONTROLS
Withdraw, rotate, or delete
Closing stops new submissions and new reviews; previously stored cards remain readable by invited reviewers. Rotating a key immediately invalidates the old reviewer or submitter invitation. Deleting removes the inbox, its cards, and its review history.
No inbox has been connected. You can create a test inbox or open a private invitation.
What is still not established?
The invitation key identifies a capability, not an actual person. This inbox does not sign reLATTE crossings, make a legal agreement, authorize equipment shipment, move money, place anyone into housing, or prove that a food delivery occurred. Independent local stewardship and recipient confirmation are still necessary.