# Originality and claim boundary

## Duplicate review

- Current-day morning and midday packages, prior AI architecture packages, active external manuscripts, the Authority Control Room corpus and both owned public sites were screened before drafting.
- No prior full article, exact title, slug, Basin Line example or AI Tool Contract Compatibility Register was found.
- The nearest owned work is the Semantic Drift Register, which governs a field whose meaning changes across producers and consumers. This article governs the narrower runtime boundary between an AI proposal and a versioned tool executor, including defaults, normalization, effect projection, permission scope and execution readback.
- The AI Decision Build versions the full evaluated operating path; the Pre-Execution Gate binds authority to one candidate; the Runtime Identity Receipt resolves which model actually ran. This article adds a distinct compatibility decision when a callable tool contract or executor changes.
- The article is assigned solely to Jared’s personal authority site. Master modBLOG must reject the same title, slug, body and tool as a duplicate.

## Rights and originality

- The article text and practical-tool structure were produced for Jared Mastroianni’s owned editorial program.
- No third-party article text, proprietary tool schema, customer story, deployment result or provider instruction is reproduced.
- Source concepts are paraphrased and limited to the public scope and limitations in `source-register.md`.
- Research synthesis, drafting, structured-tool production and QA were AI-assisted under Jared Mastroianni’s direction. Legitimate image and assistance provenance remains disclosed.

## Claim boundary

- Basin Line Storage, every facility, identifier, tool, schema, version, field, approval, call, receipt and result are fictional.
- The tool is a proposed review record. It does not grant permission, modify access, contact a customer, dispatch a vendor, validate security, certify software or establish provider behavior.
- Structural, semantic, authority and outcome compatibility are authored operating categories, not an industry standard.
- No customer, deployment, adoption, safety, security, performance, financial, legal, compliance, certification, coverage or recognition claim is made.