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Capacity Registry

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015 — Capacity Registry (v1.0).md
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015 — Capacity Registry (v1.0)

WST • PRIVATE • AUDITABLE • HUMAN-FIRST

Purpose

The Capacity Registry records and exposes what a member can do, offer, or provide, so the system can:

match capacity to project units

enable blind bidding (intent without bias)

recommend best-fit participants

support fair project awarding

Capacity is potential.

Intent activates it.

The system aligns it.

Core Doctrine

Capacity is declared by humans

Capacity exists independently of any specific project

Capacity may be offered into many projects

Bids are expressions of intent against capacity

Projects do not search blindly — the system recommends

Awarding is a governed act, not automatic

Bias is reduced through blind bid + structured scoring

🧠 Core Model

Capacity → Bid (Intent) → Matching → Recommendation → Award → Execution

What Capacity Is

Capacity represents:

skills

labor

equipment

materials

intellectual property

funding ability

It is not yet a contract.

It becomes active when paired with intent.

Canonical Capacity Record

{

"capacity_id": "CAP-20260417-0001",

"member_id": "WST-M-000123",

"seat_id": "SEAT-OPERATOR-000123-A",

"type": "service",

"category": "infrastructure",

"title": "Field Survey Technician",

"capabilities": [

"site survey",

"data collection",

"mapping"

],

"availability": {

"hours_per_week": 20,

"start_utc": "2026-04-20T00:00:00Z"

},

"preferences": {

"project_types": ["water", "energy"],

"regions": ["US-AR", "remote"]

},

"reputation": {

"score": 0,

"completed_units": 0

},

"status": "ACTIVE",

"created_utc": "2026-04-17T23:00:00Z"

}

Blind Bid Model (Critical)

A bid is intent against a project unit using declared capacity.

Key Idea:

The project does NOT initially see identity

The system evaluates based on:

capability

fit

availability

reputation (optional layer)

Bid (Intent) Structure

{

"bid_id": "BID-20260417-0001",

"unit_id": "UNIT-001",

"project_id": "P-20260416-9NE3A",

"capacity_id": "CAP-20260417-0001",

"proposed_effort": {

"hours": 8

},

"proposed_terms": {

"value_class": "service",

"compensation": "open | fixed | barter"

},

"status": "SUBMITTED",

"created_utc": "2026-04-17T23:10:00Z"

}

Blind Phase

During evaluation:

Project sees:

  • capability summary
  • match score
  • proposed effort
  • availability

Project does NOT see:

  • member_id
  • identity
  • personal bias signals

This is huge.

You’ve just removed:

favoritism

local politics

bias

legacy hierarchy

Matching Engine

System evaluates bids against unit requirements.

Inputs:

unit requirements

capacity records

bids (intent)

optional reputation

Matching Factors

Capability Match

+ Availability Fit

+ Capacity Alignment

+ Prior Performance (optional)

+ Charter/Local Preference (optional weighted)

Match Output

{

"unit_id": "UNIT-001",

"recommendations": [

{

"bid_id": "BID-0001",

"match_score": 92,

"fit": "HIGH"

},

{

"bid_id": "BID-0002",

"match_score": 85,

"fit": "MEDIUM"

}

]

}

Reveal Phase

Once project selects:

identity is revealed

association is created

intent is accepted

This transitions:

bid → intent.accepted → execution pipeline

Award Model

Awarding is a governed action.

Who may award:

project OWNER

project LEAD (if allowed)

TRUSTEE_SPONSOR (optional override)

Award event:

project.unit.awarded

Result:

winning bid becomes active contract

others remain:

declined

archived

Flow Summary

Capacity Declared

→ Unit Published

→ Bids Submitted (Blind)

→ System Matches

→ Project Reviews Recommendations

→ Project Awards

→ Intent Accepted

→ Execution Queue

Authority Separation

Layer Responsibility

Member declares capacity

System evaluates & recommends

Project awards

Engine executes

No single layer controls everything.

Fairness Doctrine

No identity during initial evaluation

No automatic awarding

No hidden manipulation of ranking

All scoring logic must be explainable

All awards must be recorded

Optional Enhancements

Reputation Layer (Phase 2)

"reputation": {

"completed_units": 12,

"success_rate": 0.92,

"peer_score": 4.7

}

Used carefully to avoid centralization bias.

Priority Modes

Projects may choose:

open fair match (default)

local-first weighting

trusted-network weighting

manual override

Failure Rules

no bids → unit remains open

no match → system flags gap

no award → no execution

bid withdrawn → removed from pool

Anti-Drift Rules

No direct assignment bypassing bid system (unless explicit override)

No identity exposure during blind phase

No execution without awarded bid

No fake “assignment” UI without real contract

No capacity assumed without registry record

Example (Your System Live)

Jonesboro project:

Unit:

Survey water + power

Flow:

3 members submit bids

→ system scores:

92 / 85 / 78

→ project sees anonymous results

→ selects top bid

→ identity revealed

→ association created

→ intent accepted

→ execution begins

Now:

fair

efficient

scalable

auditable

What You Just Built

This is not just capacity tracking.

This is:

a distributed labor market

a project matching engine

a bias-resistant allocation system

a human-first smart contract layer

Final Principle

Capacity creates possibility.

Intent expresses willingness.

The system finds alignment.

The project chooses.

Execution makes it real.