# Single owned publication destination assignment

- **Assigned:** 2026-09-14T22:05:31-04:00 (America/New_York)
- **Article:** *The Same System Should Not Propose, Approve, and Verify: Separation of Duties for Self-Storage AI*
- **Slug:** `same-system-propose-approve-verify`
- **Selected destination:** Jared Mastroianni personal authority site only
- **Publisher owner:** Jared Mastroianni
- **Proposed canonical:** `https://jaredmodstorage.github.io/writing/same-system-propose-approve-verify/`
- **Non-selected destination:** modSTORAGE WordPress blog
- **Duplicate rule:** The modSTORAGE WordPress blog must reject the same title, slug, article, fictional Ashbury Gate exercise and AI Decision Separation Register as a duplicate. Any later modSTORAGE treatment requires a materially different title, thesis, structure, examples, practical tool and wording.
- **State at assignment:** Local package creation only. No publisher handoff, repository change, CMS object, submission, schedule, publication, canonical activation, sitemap/feed inclusion, search submission, crawling, indexing, ranking, coverage or recognition exists.

## Rationale

The September 14 morning article governs response to a missing lock and is already public on the personal authority site. The midday article governs controlled procedure-version release across facilities and remains a local package. This evening article governs technical separation among AI proposal, human authorization, bounded execution and independent readback. It does not reuse either same-day thesis, structure, example or tool.

The closest existing works govern operations-agent handback, policy evaluation, pre-execution action gating, decision-chain observability and reconciliation. This article's controlling object is different: an immutable decision object and role-separated authorization path that prevents one principal from proposing, approving, executing and verifying consequential work.