External reviewers wanted: M0 cross-agent coordination protocol

[veil-chow-fyaic]

ThreadMesh has resolved its normative M0 blockers and is seeking two independent reviews before declaring the draft implementable without undocumented assumptions. We especially want: (1) distributed-systems review of idempotency, crash windows, CAS, replay, expiry and lifecycle; and (2) agent/harness-safety review of authority, provenance, context sovereignty, partial cancellation and verifier trust. At least one reviewer must be outside the fyaic organization. The review target, 30–60 minute reading path, exact reproduction commands, known limitations, and submission template are here: https://github.com/fyaic/threadmesh/blob/main/docs/09-reviews/m0-external-reviewer-packet.md . Please submit findings on issue #7 or by PR. Internal AI-agent reviews do not count toward this external gate, and approval is for the documented pre-alpha boundary—not production deployment.

[veil-chow-fyaic]

Correction for reviewers: the exact fetchable M0 review target is 265e461f1b8714c56f7fe817795b81d895f732c6. PR #46 corrected a one-character SHA transcription error in the packet. Please use the full corrected SHA in any verdict: https://github.com/fyaic/threadmesh/blob/main/docs/09-reviews/m0-external-reviewer-packet.md

[lemonaide152]

The ask is an outside review of a coordination draft, specifically what happens to context when a run is only partly cancelled.

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