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Describe the change. The assembler drafts a version, and the canvas beside it shows every block, resource and connection before anything runs.
A block is one component, sealed as a release. It declares what it calls, what its author feared and what it may touch, and the registry checks every claim before the assembler can plan with it.
Every operation it can reach, read from its own binary.
Each failure its author feared, with the test that proves the defense.
Derived from the interface, one statement per operation, so there is no policy to write.
Digest, toolchain and SBOM travel with the release. Rebuild it and compare.
When no block fits, the Foundry builds one and checks it before it enters the registry.
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