The hourly function visits operational organizations and inspects old nonterminal requests. It leaves recent work alone so normal conversations can finish. A qualifying old request settles at its stored estimate because recovery does not reconstruct measured usage. Recovery then releases the recorded hold from the allowance period. Separate steps mark stale executions abandoned and compare recent execution counters with their requests. Differences are logged rather than silently repaired. The process uses bounded batches and metrics to expose problems. The product should close the transaction gaps that can make terminal requests invisible to this recovery path.
Admit AI work against the organization’s monthly allowance supplies the prerequisite behavior for this outcome.
Keep one account for a multi-request AI task supplies the prerequisite behavior for this outcome.
The Formal Contract
The narrative above explains; the sections below are authoritative — the rules, scenarios and tests this document binds.
Outcomes
Recovery settles eligible stranded requests and releases reservations.Stalled tasks receive an abandoned outcome.Task accounting drift is reported for investigation.
Surfaces
job
Postconditions
Eligible stranded work receives recovery outcomes.
Controls
23 controls apply, from the corpus control catalogue.
7 rules, 5 to be proved before approval. A rule's product intent is derived from its origin: 0 confirmed by a product decision, the rest inheriting this capability's proposed.
Id
Rule
Kind
Enforced at
Provenance
01must prove
Proposed
Hourly reconciliation visits operational organizations and settles requests older than twenty-four hours at their stored estimate without a money figure, releasing their recorded holds.
The drift check compares recently closed executions from the last seven days with settled requests, logs both figures and identities on disagreement, and changes no totals.