SPINE NETWORK · HOST CONNECTIONS
Know what your host can actually access.
Host identity, discovered tools, authorized capabilities and verified execution are distinct. Spine Network preserves independent host bindings while source systems retain control of their records.
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A connected host starts the evidence chain.
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The intended connection experience identifies the host binding, principal, tenant, workspace and permitted scopes.
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That identity evidence does not establish access to the host's private applications or connectors.
Discovered capabilities still require authority.
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A capability may be explicitly host-exposed, separately bound to Spine or unavailable.
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Discovery metadata does not grant permission.
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Current consent, scopes, membership and capability policy determine what may be used.
Verify the invocation and its outcome separately.
The five required stages are identity verification, capability discovery, authorization, safe invocation and reconciliation. An ingestion acknowledgement must be followed by canonical materialization, source lineage and authorized retrieval before data readiness is proven.
Carry the work forward with independent permissions.
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Spine Network is designed to preserve the same entity, versioned context, work item and checkpoint across compatible hosts.
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Each destination re-evaluates authority and produces its own retrieval trace.
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Private host memory, credentials and privileges do not transfer.
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These are evidence requirements, not a claim of a verified production handoff.
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