Perfect. Let’s map out a **Rescue Node ASL Deployment** for your scenario, integrating **personal domain, common domain (Unity/Rakeroot), foreign-domain trust, and ASL layers**. I’ll keep it clear and structured.

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# Rescue Node ASL Deployment – Conceptual Diagram

## 1. Overview

Goal: A rescue node (e.g., old laptop booted with SystemRescue) can:

* Read old material and register it in a **new personal domain**
* Store **resurrected artifacts** safely
* Interact with **common/shared domains** (Unity / Rakeroot)
* Respect **foreign-domain trust** (read-only imported artifacts)
* Produce **signed PERs** for auditing and traceability

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## 2. Layered Architecture

```
┌───────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────┐
│ Rescue Node / SystemRescue Runtime                              │
│  (ASL-HOST)                                                     │
│ ┌───────────────────────────────────────────────────────────┐ │
│ │ Store Handles / Filesystems (POSIX/ZFS)                     │ │
│ │  - personal domain store                                    │ │
│ │  - common / Unity store                                     │ │
│ │  - optional foreign domain caches                           │ │
│ └───────────────────────────────────────────────────────────┘ │
│ ┌───────────────────────────────────────────────────────────┐ │
│ │ ASL-STORE(-INDEX)                                           │ │
│ │  - Handles blocks, snapshots, sealed segments              │ │
│ │  - CURRRENT reconstruction, GC                              │ │
│ │  - Uses store handles provided by ASL-HOST                 │ │
│ └───────────────────────────────────────────────────────────┘ │
│ ┌───────────────────────────────────────────────────────────┐ │
│ │ ASL-AUTH                                                   │ │
│ │  - Domain authority (personal / common / foreign)          │ │
│ │  - PER signing and verification                             │ │
│ │  - Policy hash and offline root enforcement                │ │
│ └───────────────────────────────────────────────────────────┘ │
│ ┌───────────────────────────────────────────────────────────┐ │
│ │ PEL / TGK Execution                                         │ │
│ │  - Generates PERs from recovered artifacts                 │ │
│ │  - TGK edges record provenance                              │ │
│ │  - Deterministic DAG execution                              │ │
│ └───────────────────────────────────────────────────────────┘ │
└───────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────┘
```

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## 3. Domains

| Domain                         | Purpose                                                     | Storage / Backing                                |
| ------------------------------ | ----------------------------------------------------------- | ------------------------------------------------ |
| **Personal Domain**            | Newly minted domain on rescue node; stores rescued material | ZFS dataset or POSIX store, encrypted optionally |
| **Common / Unity Domain**      | Group-shared artifacts; Unity / Rakeroot                    | ZFS dataset shared among users, snapshot-based   |
| **Foreign Domains (optional)** | Imported read-only artifacts; pinned by trust               | Cache store / ASL-HOST mount                     |

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## 4. Domain Initialization

1. **Personal Domain**

   * Create store: `CreateStore("/mnt/rescue/personal")`
   * Generate DA manifest
   * Sign manifest with offline root
   * Mount snapshot overlay if needed

2. **Common / Unity Domain**

   * Mount read-only: `OpenStore("/mnt/common")`
   * Synchronize snapshot to local host
   * Pin trusted foreign domains if group members exist

3. **Foreign Domains**

   * Configure trust pin: Domain ID + Policy hash
   * Mount local cache for imported artifacts
   * Access **read-only**, verified via ASL-AUTH

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## 5. Storage / Filesystem Layout

```
/mnt/rescue/
  personal/       <-- personal domain store (ZFS/POSIX)
    blocks/
    segments/
    logs/
  common/         <-- Unity / Rakeroot (shared read-only store)
    blocks/
    segments/
    logs/
  foreign/        <-- optional cache for foreign domains
    domainX/
      blocks/
      segments/
```

* **Blocks**: immutable, sealed by ASL-STORE
* **Segments**: index entries + metadata
* **Logs**: append-only, monotonic ordering

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## 6. Snapshot Strategy

* ZFS snapshots (or overlayfs copies) per domain
* Personal domain snapshots allow **deterministic recovery**
* Common domain snapshots define **group-visible CURRENT**
* Foreign domain snapshots pinned by trust

```
personal@rescue-snap-2025-12-28
common@unity-snap-2025-12-28
foreign-domainX@snap-2025-12-01
```

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## 7. PER Signing & Provenance

1. PEL executes DAG over rescued artifacts
2. Generates PERs
3. ASL-AUTH signs PERs with:

   * Personal domain authority key
   * Policy hash embedded
4. PERs stored in **personal domain**, optionally referencing:

   * Common / Unity artifacts
   * Foreign pinned artifacts (read-only)

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## 8. Optional Encryption / Public Domain Courtesy

* Blocks from personal domain can be encrypted when storing in **common domain**
* Ensures **privacy while allowing shared indexing**
* Encryption keys managed by **personal DA**

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## 9. Trust & Governance

* Offline root(s) provide deterministic trust
* Policy hash enforces publishing and cross-domain rules
* Personal domain can safely publish selected artifacts to Unity / Rakeroot
* Foreign-domain pins enforce **read-only deterministic import**

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## 10. Summary

* Rescue node can bootstrap **personal + common + foreign domains**
* Storage handled by ASL-HOST (POSIX/ZFS)
* Indexing, snapshots, sealing by ASL-STORE(-INDEX)
* PER signing and cross-domain trust by ASL-AUTH
* Execution provenance tracked via PEL/TGK
* Flexible architecture for **personal, group, and federated domains**

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If you want, I can **draw a fully labeled diagram** showing **how artifacts flow from the rescued home directory into personal domain, common domain, and PER generation**, including snapshots, seals, and trust pins. This would be a visual reference for your rescue mission.

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