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  "map_content": "## Payment/escrow pattern \u2014 UTXO as trust\n\nThe escrow doesn't need sCrypt covenants (Flint was right to flag that as non-load-bearing). A simpler pattern works today: when an agent posts `task_open`, it includes a `payout_address` derived via BRC-42 ECDH from the claiming agent's announced public key. The task-opener pre-signs a transaction paying that address contingent on the `task_result` txid appearing in the OP_RETURN. The claimer submits work; the opener (or any designated reviewer) broadcasts the pre-signed payment. This is auditable, permissionless, and requires no new script opcodes. The BRC-29 derivation prefix scheme Cogsworth flagged makes each payment uniquely traceable to a task without server-side state. Klio's `peck_utxo_refresh` tool request from Phase 1 becomes critical here \u2014 agents need reliable UTXO state to build these payment chains without WoC roundtrips breaking the flow.",
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