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service-pointsav-link — planned PointSav fleet adapter

service-pointsav-link names a concept, not a shipped package: a hot-pluggable adapter that would connect an os-* node to fleet management, translating authority commands into subject-executable operations. No crate by this name, and no pointsav-protocol package, exists anywhere in the platform's source. The concept appears in internal planning material with a status of "conceptual" — scoped and named, not built.

What the design would do

The described shape, as recorded in planning material: a Subject node ships with the adapter absent by default, so it carries no code capable of initiating contact with an authority. An operator activates it with a single command, which installs the adapter and registers the node with a fleet pairing registry. If the adapter crashes or is removed, the Subject keeps running its own workloads — only the fleet's visibility into it goes dark. This shape, if built, would be one concrete implementation of the Diode Standard: an authority-to-subject channel with no reverse path for commands.

What exists instead

The platform's real one-directional mechanisms are documented on Diode standard, which covers each in detail: a pull-and-wipe egress pair, a pull-based telemetry pipeline, an ingestion component that names its own logic "the ingress diode," and a directional code-promotion pipeline with hard reverse-flow guards. None of these is the adapter described here, and none is a general-purpose fleet-command link — each satisfies the one-directional rule for its own narrow purpose.

Whether this specific adapter is a planned component not yet built, or a design renamed or superseded by one of those other mechanisms, is an open question flagged for the owning engineering group. This article does not guess at an answer.

See also

  • Diode standard — the design rule this adapter would implement, and the real mechanisms that follow it today
  • Machine-based authorization — how two machines authenticate before any connection, real or conceptual, is permitted
  • OS network admin — the authority side this adapter's design would connect to
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