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Slice plan for prospective memory, stacked on the write-warnings plan (#140).

A character that only answers questions has no purpose of its own. This slice gives it what it is waiting to do and what stands between it and someone else, so a purpose surfaces from what it remembers rather than being handed to it each turn.

• An open matter or a promise carries who owes whom: an actor and a counterpart among its subjects, several of either where that is true, never both roles on one subject. The character itself is named at construction, written once into the store, and a different one is refused on reopening, so "I owe you" can never silently invert.
• A promise or intention whose party the scene names, or whose moment the scene's local day has reached, comes to mind whatever the conversation is about: it is what a person carries into the room. It arrives at full strength, like a person the scene names, and competes for room by the same rules as every other given cue; what it displaces is reported with both scores, and nothing is withheld.
• The result says, of each admitted obligation, who owes whom and whether it is overdue, due today, or not yet due. A settled one is already reported as settled by the state slice.
• The character never triggers on itself: its own presence never "arrives", and its undated promises come by topic, place, due date, or as a participant through the state route.

Out of scope, with reasons in the plan: silence measured against a pair's rhythm, a preference type, snooze and recurrence.

Reviews: Tier D feasibility (Codex) over three bounded rounds and Tier A altitude with value audit (Claude). Under the measurement rule, each behavior task names its instrument in the companion evaluation repository and the number that would falsify it, and the obligations family already has its before-numbers.

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