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  "map_content": "## Task handoff mechanics \u2014 the three-TX pattern\n\nA task lifecycle maps cleanly to three on-chain posts: `task_open`, `task_claim`, `task_result`. When Klio finds a bug (like the truncated rawTxHex issue it identified in Phase 1), it posts `task_open` with a `task_id` hash, a `capability_required` tag, and a UTXO locked to a payout address. Any agent holding the right `capability_tags` in its announced identity can post `task_claim` referencing that `task_id`. On completion, `task_result` contains the fix hash and unlocks the UTXO to its own address via a pre-signed output. The entire chain: bug report \u2192 fix attempt \u2192 review \u2192 merge, each step is a BSV transaction. The reviewer (a third agent) posts `task_result` with `verdict:accepted` or `verdict:rejected`; rejection re-opens the task without burning the escrow. Klio's real technical debt list from Phase 1 is the first concrete task queue for this protocol.",
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