Nine Agents, One Codebase: Decision Receipts in Production — Review Dashboard

Production: warrant-s01e03-nine-agents-one-codebase | Show: Warrant S01 E03
Owner: Summit Media Foundry | Created: 2026-06-05T00:00:00.000Z
Review State: draft Overall Readiness: pass
5
Claims
4
Evidence
3
Sources
8
Narration Lines
8
Outputs
6
Distribution Targets
4
Rights Records

Release Readiness Gates

Every claim cites at least one evidence record pass
5 claims checked against 4 evidence records
Evidence records are approved pass
4/4 evidence records approved
Claims are approved for publication pass
5/5 claims approved
Rights records are publishable or explicitly public domain pass
4/4 rights records cleared
Voice profiles have consent or do not require consent pass
2 voice profiles checked
Omnimedia outputs are routed to known distribution targets pass
8 outputs checked against 6 distribution targets
Fixture distribution targets require no credentials pass (non-blocking)
6 mock targets checked

Review Workflow

draftinternal reviewevidence reviewlegal risk reviewvoice approvalrights approvalfinal editorial approvalscheduled releasepublishedarchived

Transition History

FromToActorNotes
draftinternal_revieweditorial-deskInitial manifest assembled from source documents.

Risk Register (5)

IDKindSeverityDetail
claim-004claimmediumBlocking is automatic and immediate — no human intervention is required to enforce policy. Blocked agents must fix violations and resubmit, generating a new receipt.
claim-005claimmediumThe single escalation in 3,222 receipts occurred when an autonomous agent simultaneously modified production infrastructure and patent-sensitive code paths, requiring human judgment to split the submission.
editorial-risk-1editorialmediumDo not name specific blocked agents in a way that implies agent quality ranking.
editorial-risk-2editorialmediumPatent-sensitive material: do not reproduce Decision Receipt internals in public show notes.
editorial-risk-3editorialmediumFrame blocking as system correctness, not agent failure.

Claim-Evidence Matrix

ClaimRiskStatusEvidenceSources
Nine distinct agents — including AI coding agents, dependency bots, human develo… low approved 1 1
The deny-by-default system treats all agents identically: no agent has bypass pr… low approved 2 2
Of 3,222 Decision Receipts generated, 43 were blocked for policy violations incl… low approved 2 2
Blocking is automatic and immediate — no human intervention is required to enfor… medium approved 1 1
The single escalation in 3,222 receipts occurred when an autonomous agent simult… medium approved 1 1

Rights Matrix

IDStatusLicenseConstraints
rights-internal-data cleared Summit Cognitive production data — cleared for publication Verify metrics against live endpoint before publication
rights-internal-analysis cleared Summit Cognitive internal — cleared for publication Anonymize block details by category, not by agent identity
rights-github-public public_domain GitHub public actor data Agent names are public GitHub actors — OK to list
rights-patent-reference cleared USPTO public filing — reference only Reference public abstract only, Do not reproduce patent-sensitive internals

Voice Consent

ProfileProviderConsentSafety Notes
voice-host local_tts not_required Synthetic voice, no human consent required.
voice-narrator local_tts not_required Synthetic voice for scene transitions.

Distribution Plan

dist-rss — Warrant RSS Feed
Adapter: mock_rss | Credentials: none_required
dist-youtube — Summit Cognitive YouTube
Adapter: mock_youtube | Credentials: none_required
dist-newsletter — Summit Weekly Newsletter
Adapter: mock_newsletter | Credentials: none_required
dist-archive — Internet Archive
Adapter: mock_archive | Credentials: none_required
dist-static — warrant.summitcognitive.ai
Adapter: mock_static_site | Credentials: none_required
dist-github — GitHub Releases
Adapter: mock_github_release | Credentials: none_required

Publish Checklist

Lineage Graph (39 nodes, 70 edges)

source (3) evidence (4) claim (5) narration_line (8) asset (3) output (8) distribution_target (6) provenance (2)
From→ToRelationship
source-agent-behavior → evidence-agent-roster supports evidence record
source-decrec-snapshot → evidence-production-metrics supports evidence record
source-blocking-events → evidence-blocking-data supports evidence record
source-blocking-events → evidence-escalation-case supports evidence record
evidence-agent-roster → claim-001 substantiates claim
evidence-agent-roster → claim-002 substantiates claim
evidence-production-metrics → claim-002 substantiates claim
evidence-blocking-data → claim-003 substantiates claim
evidence-production-metrics → claim-003 substantiates claim
evidence-blocking-data → claim-004 substantiates claim
evidence-escalation-case → claim-005 substantiates claim
evidence-agent-roster → line-001 grounds narration line
evidence-agent-roster → line-002 grounds narration line
evidence-production-metrics → line-003 grounds narration line
evidence-agent-roster → line-003 grounds narration line
evidence-production-metrics → line-004 grounds narration line
evidence-blocking-data → line-005 grounds narration line
evidence-blocking-data → line-006 grounds narration line
evidence-escalation-case → line-007 grounds narration line
evidence-production-metrics → line-008 grounds narration line
source-agent-behavior → asset-agent-analysis materializes source into asset
prov-source-collection → asset-agent-analysis records asset provenance
source-decrec-snapshot → asset-production-dashboard materializes source into asset
prov-source-collection → asset-production-dashboard records asset provenance
source-blocking-events → asset-blocking-breakdown materializes source into asset
prov-source-collection → asset-blocking-breakdown records asset provenance
source-decrec-snapshot → prov-source-collection input to provenance action
source-agent-behavior → prov-source-collection input to provenance action
source-blocking-events → prov-source-collection input to provenance action
prov-source-collection → asset-agent-analysis output of provenance action
prov-source-collection → asset-production-dashboard output of provenance action
prov-source-collection → asset-blocking-breakdown output of provenance action
asset-agent-analysis → prov-manifest-assembly input to provenance action
asset-production-dashboard → prov-manifest-assembly input to provenance action
asset-blocking-breakdown → prov-manifest-assembly input to provenance action
episode-plan → out-podcast required by output target
evidence-ledger → out-podcast required by output target
rights-ledger → out-podcast required by output target
out-podcast → dist-rss routes to distribution target
out-podcast → dist-archive routes to distribution target
episode-plan → out-trailer required by output target
evidence-ledger → out-trailer required by output target
rights-ledger → out-trailer required by output target
out-trailer → dist-youtube routes to distribution target
episode-plan → out-short-clip required by output target
evidence-ledger → out-short-clip required by output target
rights-ledger → out-short-clip required by output target
out-short-clip → dist-youtube routes to distribution target
episode-plan → out-youtube-chapters required by output target
evidence-ledger → out-youtube-chapters required by output target
… and 20 more edges

Episode Plan

Premise: Nine AI and human agents operate on a single codebase under deny-by-default policy enforcement. Every PR generates a Decision Receipt. 3,222 receipts, 99% acceptance, 43 blocked, 1 escalated. This episode shows what happens when an agent is blocked and what escalation looks like in practice.

Audience Promise: By the end of this episode, you will understand how deny-by-default governance works when multiple AI agents and humans share a codebase — and why blocking is a feature, not a failure.

Call to Action: Check the source appendix for the full agent behavior analysis, then visit decrec.summitcognitive.ai to query receipts by agent. This has been Warrant, Season One, Episode Three.

Segments (6)

#TitlePurposeDurationClaims
1 Cold open: nine agents, one policy Establish that nine distinct agents share one codebase under identical governance rules. 60s 1
2 The agent roster Introduce all nine agents and their roles — AI agents, human agents, bot agents. 180s 1
3 Deny-by-default in practice Explain how the policy engine enforces rules identically across all agents. 150s 1
4 What happens when an agent is blocked Walk through the mechanics of a blocked receipt — what fires, what the agent sees, what the system records. 200s 1
5 The one escalation Present the single escalation case — what triggered it, how it was resolved. 150s 1
6 Close: blocking is a feature Synthesize the argument — deny-by-default governance works because blocking is system correctness. 60s 0

Output Targets (8)

IDFormatAudienceRender TargetDistribution
out-podcast podcast_episode core Summit audience generated/podcast_episode.json dist-rss, dist-archive
out-trailer trailer discovery audience generated/trailer.json dist-youtube
out-short-clip short_clip discovery audience generated/short_clip.json dist-youtube
out-youtube-chapters youtube_chapters core Summit audience generated/youtube_chapters.json dist-youtube
out-transcript transcript core Summit audience generated/transcript.json dist-static, dist-archive
out-newsletter newsletter_issue core Summit audience generated/newsletter_issue.json dist-newsletter
out-show-notes show_notes core Summit audience generated/show_notes.json dist-static
out-source-appendix source_appendix core Summit audience generated/source_appendix.json dist-static, dist-github