Require speech accountability for agency pressure
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7. If posting is enabled and the child queued a candidate intervention with a delivery target, the parent runner sends at most one newly proposed candidate, records the delivery receipt, and marks the candidate spoken through typed state. The child prompt forbids direct send-script calls.
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8. The runner writes `.voidbot/status/moderation-rumination.json` and `.voidbot/logs/moderation-rumination.log`.
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9. It intentionally does not materialize `.json`, load `.msgpack`, read the legacy moderation monolith, or let the child edit state directly.
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10. Before applying model output, the runner enforces speech-pressure accountability. High-intensity active self/world advocacy pressures with no matching queued/deferred candidate are projected as `speechPressureObligations`; model output must queue/defer a candidate or cool/retire the pressure instead of returning silent `[]`.
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## Flow 6: Mood And Sleep Runtime
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2. The typed service validates that each pressure has a concrete target, claim or question, action implication, intensity, and either anchors/source memory ids or an explicit `anchor:missing` tag.
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3. The self-state summary renders active agency pressure separately from queued speech candidates.
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4. Mood drift reads active and ready agency pressure into speaking pressure, but it does not manufacture speech text from it.
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5. The rumination runner bridges desire-to-speak without manufacturing text: strong advocacy pressure becomes an obligation for the model to queue/defer a candidate or explicitly cool/retire the pressure. The parent rejects silent output for those obligations.
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