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service-people

service-people is the F2 surface in os-console and the platform's identity ledger. It exposes three tools over an MCP endpoint — appending a person record, looking one up, and scanning free text for email addresses — backed by an append-only store that never overwrites a conflicting identity. The full record schema (the Person type, its deterministic ID derivation, and the store's conflict behavior) is documented in Identity ledger schema design; this article covers the service surface and the automated extraction path.

The three MCP tools

Tool What it does
identity.append Writes a new Person record to the ledger
identity.lookup Looks up a record by email or by ID
identity.scan_text Scans a block of text for email addresses and produces a record per address found

All three are called over a single POST /mcp endpoint; the service also exposes /healthz and /readyz. There is no separate REST route per operation — the MCP protocol is the entire API surface.

Automated extraction is regex, and it is email-only today

identity.scan_text is implemented by an internal engine the source itself calls "ACS" — Anchor-Claim-Source, not a three-entity model with a "Semantic Socket" bridge. It matches email addresses with a single regular expression and, for each match, derives a stable ID (UUIDv5 of the lowercased address) and produces an anchor-and-claim pair recording where the address was seen. This is deliberately narrow: no phone numbers, names, or organisation strings are extracted, and no other matching strategy — Aho-Corasick or otherwise — runs anywhere in this path. Per its own source comment, the design goal is determinism: "ADR-07: zero AI — extraction is regex-only."

What has no basis in the current code

No "Chart-of-Accounts" socket, gravity score, or aging-out mechanism exists in service-people. An extracted identity is not classified, scored, or expired after any elapsed time by this crate — it is appended to the ledger and stays there. Cross-referencing against other services to promote or retire a record, if it happens at all, is not code this crate contains.

The flat-file substrate

Records are written through service-fs's append path rather than to disk directly, keeping the ledger's write-once guarantee — a portable, auditable store that does not require a database migration when the schema grows.

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