adr-006 lets the owner prepare acts on the shared face and apply them in their copy with `specdossier apply`; only the agreement was built (sow-the-owner-agrees-from-the-shared-face). The agreement needs no Authorize decision: it is written in the person's copy and reaches the service as nothing. Putting a round and landing do: each request carries the person's own signed Authorize decision for the action revise, the document and a digest — the one the round shows, or none for the first, when putting; the agreed one when landing — and the service spends it once (code/crates/specdossierd/src/gate.rs). `specdossier apply` runs from an openbyname link with no terminal, so it cannot ask the person for a decision then.
The round's page already asks the guest's authority for an Authorize decision by passkey (signatio's web client, sow-a-guest-proves-presence-with-her-passkey), for the round and the bytes read. The page knows both digests a round or a landing is decided on.
Attest needs a minisign signature of the agreed bytes, made on the signer's machine out of band. Open names the governed document by its path in the project, and adr-006 says an intent never names a path of the project, while listing open among the acts the face prepares.
The principal chose, 2026-10-07: round and land from the face; the decision travels in the intent; an amendment of adr-006 before the SOW.
ROUND AND LAND ARE PREPARED ON THE FACE. The person who opened a dossier prepares, on its round's page, putting the next round of a governed document and landing the agreed dossier. Each intent records, beside what adr-006 names (act, dossier, round, the digest it was prepared against), the person's Authorize decision for that act: action revise, the dossier's document, and the digest the act is decided on — the round's current one for a round, the agreed one for a landing.
THE DECISION IS THE PERSON'S, ASKED BY THE PAGE, CARRIED UNSPENT. The page asks the person's authority for it with their passkey through the authority's web client, as it asks a guest's for a remark. The service checks it when the intent is prepared — the person's, for that action, document and digest — and does not spend it; it keeps it with the intent, single-use and expiring with it, and releases it only with the intent, to that person. `specdossier apply` sends it with the act exactly as the verb sends a `--decision` file; the service spends it then, as today. A decision whose digest is no longer the round's is refused at apply, as the intent is.
ATTEST AND OPEN STAY THE CLI'S. Attest carries a signature made out of band; open names a path of the project. The face shows the commands; neither is prepared as an intent.
WHAT THIS AMENDS: adr-006's decision — the acts the face prepares are agree, round and land; an intent may carry its person's unspent Authorize decision; open and attest are the CLI's alone, which removes adr-006's contradiction about open. adr-006's constraints stand.
WHAT THIS DOES NOT DECIDE: hand (it prints a round for an agent, nothing to prepare); a face for open with closing terms; what an orchestrated instance carries.
AMENDED 2026-10-08 BY adr-017: open may be prepared from the face as an intent naming the SOW by id and digest, never by a path, applied in the person's copy by `specdossier open`; attest stays the CLI's.
A round or a landing prepared on the face reaches the service only through `specdossier apply`, carrying the person's own Authorize decision asked on the page, checked at preparation, spent once at application, and refused when its digest is no longer the round's
The CLI reads the decision from a file in the person's copy at apply
Rejected: A link run has no prompt and the page would add nothing to these acts; the flow from the face would not complete.
Prepare open and attest too
Rejected: Open names a path of the project, which an intent never names; attest carries a signature made out of band.
The service spends the decision when the intent is prepared
Rejected: Spent before the act, a refused or expired application would leave a spent decision for an act that never happened.