Human Settlement Cells

Definition

A Human Settlement Cell (HSC) is an execution endpoint capable of satisfying obligations inside a Settlement Domain — the last mile that converts an abstract Ω into local economic finality.

The HSCs shown throughout this interface are simulated execution participants. This documentation does not claim that specific human operators exist behind any given HSC identifier.

HSC {
  id: HSCID
  domainId: DomainID
  executionClass: string
  capacity: Decimal
  openExposure: Decimal
  witnessScore: Decimal
  status: AVAILABLE | SATURATED | OFFLINE
}

Witness Score

witnessScore is a rolling reliability measure between 0 and 1, reflecting the historical rate at which an HSC's accepted assignments were successfully witnessed. Routers weight assignment offers toward HSCs with higher witness scores and available capacity.

Capacity and Saturation

An HSC transitions to SATURATED when open exposure approaches its declared capacity, and stops receiving new assignment offers until existing obligations resolve. OFFLINE cells are excluded from assignment entirely.