Parity & honesty
The rails that keep the Washington build honest are themselves public — each one enforced by a release test, not a promise.
The gate is code, not policy
Document preparation waits for the Entity Regulation Pilot: isWaAssemblerEnabled() requires WA_LIVE AND WA_ENTITY_PILOT_AUTHORIZED, the API refuses with GR 24(a)(2)'s reason, and the DD-10 pro-se table carries the same named flag. No copy edit can open it.
Six states, provably apart
The contamination guard proves the six states' corpus prefixes pairwise disjoint and every Washington registry WA-namespaced — a Florida cite can never resolve as Washington law, and the citation grammar rejects the sibling states' shapes by test.
Two date bombs, both armed on the board
The Sept-1-2026 rule-amendment wave is ledgered (the corroborate gate goes RED when text goes stale), and the session overlay is armed for the 2027 long session with the 2026 integration proof pinned.
Absences are pinned like presences
The struck med-mal certificate of merit (former RCW 7.70.150) is gate-pinned ABSENT; the missing ESI-sanctions subsection in CR 37 is gate-pinned ABSENT. If either ever appears, the release goes red and the doctrine re-verifies.
The neutral display
Self-represented users see structural characteristics and the governing rule verbatim — options with consequences, never a decision verb. The counsel-review lane rides CR 11(b)'s own drafting-assistance clause when it opens.
Every number is live or cited
Corpus totals are live-counted; structural numbers (nine justices, three divisions, the $100,000 district line) cite their statutes; and where the platform has not loaded something — WAC, municipal codes, tribal law, eight OCR-queued local books — the boards say so plainly.
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