Unknown Keys Die Locally: A Ninety-Minute Gate Spike
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Unknown keys must die before any tool runs. A local schema gate can prove that rule. If the gate fails, kill the idea in ninety minutes. The result you need Ship only a gate that rejects unknown keys. Kill the spike when one bad payload passes. An empty failure sample is inconclusive, not a win. Th…
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Unknown Keys Die Locally: A Ninety-Minute Gate Spike
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