The complete list.

What you bring. One active piece of work, shared in the open.

• Both the gathering and the reason for it — the thing you make, and the people who come to meet it
• One at a time. Replacing it archives the last, and nothing is lost
• Requires a public link: code, a doc, a model, a recording, a craft

One gathering, in one real place, at one real time. The atomic unit of Semble.

• A Sesh is opened by a person with Init, never programmed by a platform
• It is not scheduled until the threshold is met — then it is certain, and everyone is told once
• It runs on a Model (F8): a proven, forkable shape for how the time is spent
• It mints one fixed pool of !MOTUS, allocated by the people who were actually there
• Sesh is how people say it. Semble Session is what it is called in the record

The unit of movement. A Step is one small, named thing you actually do.

• Before a Sesh — commit your stake, post what you are bringing, read the Sembles you will meet, pack the thing that is stuck
• At the door — tap the anchor. This Step signs itself, and returns your stake
• After — allocate your share of the pool, and follow through on what you said in the room
• Every Step you take lands in your Trax, dated. Steps are the only thing Semble counts
• A Step is never a streak or a nudge. It is a commitment small enough to keep
• Next Conveners publish a Step list alongside their Model, so a Sesh arrives with its own preparation attached

The line your Steps make. Your record and your profile are the same object.

• Every Sesh attended, every Step taken, every !MOTUS in and out
• Dated, narrow, scoped claims — signed by the people who were there, checkable by a stranger
• No score, no rank, no leaderboard, no number. A Trax is read, not compared
• Exportable in one tap, and it verifies without our servers
• Nothing in a Trax can be altered after the fact, including by us

What a room gives you for what you brought.

• A fixed pool per Sesh, allocated by attendees. It can be redistributed, never inflated
• Earned in, sent out, held — all three visible in your Trax at all times
• Buys supervised agent-minutes: agent work run while you are present
• Its full economic design, including transferability and how it relates to any future token, is an open decision

Your profile is your work. One active Semble at a time — not a bio, not a portfolio.

• A title, what you are building, where it lives in the open, and your city
• The open link is required. Code, a doc, a model, a recording, a craft — anything, as long as it is public
• A drive holds every past Semble, traced and dated
• Optionally links to your MotusMove on MotusMoves.US as the long arc it serves
• Two faces on every profile: the builder (your active work) and the backer (what you have credited, and were present for)
• Replacing your Semble archives the old one automatically — nothing is lost, but only one is live

Init is the first move: anyone opens a Sesh, and the room decides whether it happens. No organiser class, no application.

• What you convene on, where, when, and the number of people it needs
• Init costs a returnable stake and commits you to nothing else — it is a hint, not an all-in. The threshold, not the founder, decides if it is real
• Anywhere real — a library, a museum, a park, a walk, a workshop
• Under 90 seconds to complete on a phone
• Requires an active Semble, and a convener bond that funds the refund bonus
• Pick a Semble Model (F8) or write your own structure
• Free-text location plus an optional map pin

Nothing is scheduled until enough people commit — and committing means something.

• The stake — a small amount, returned in full the moment you physically arrive. Not a ticket
• The refund bonus — if the Sesh never fills, everyone who committed gets back more than they put down, funded by the convener's bond. Committing early is the rational move rather than the risky one
• Live count of who has committed, each shown with their active Semble
• Confirmation fires exactly once, at threshold, with a calendar handoff
• Configurable threshold per Sesh, with a community-set floor
• A Sesh that never fills expires gracefully — the convener is invited to Init it again, never marked as failed
• Per-person bonus caps, so a Sesh that never fills cannot be farmed
• Stakes are escrowed per Sesh and never pooled
• Next Communities can pool staked !MOTUS toward an open Sesh, so the most-wanted Sessions surface by conviction

The Sesh itself. In person is the point; the app's job is before and after.

• Ephemeral by default — nothing records
• Anyone present can mark a Motus Moment; only marked moments are kept
• Every marked moment shows who marked it, visibly, at the time
• While a room is live its card holds a slow breath and nothing else moves
• Next Voice Sembles — live rooms for the community between cities, with marking as the only capture

What a Sesh leaves behind.

• The room signs its own attendance (see Presence below)
• A fixed credit pool per Sesh, allocated by attendees to what people brought
• Only attendees can allocate. The window closes in 48 hours
• The ledger is append-only
• Forkable traces — carry a shared model, practice or structure into your own Semble, with origin credited automatically
• The follow-through gate — you can Init new Sessions only if you showed up to the ones you committed to. Absence throttles opening new Sessions, never attending
• States: committed → attended / excused / absent. "Excused" is honourable and carries no penalty

The matching system is people, and possibly always will be.

• You can refer someone to a Sesh only if you attended that kind of room yourself
• Every referral carries your name — it is a vouch, not a share link
• Referrals that lead to real attendance earn $DASH, wallet to wallet
• Settlement happens on attendance, never on a click
• The person referred always sees who vouched for them, and that person's Semble
• No algorithm decides who you meet. Suggestions come from people who were there, or from your own agent reading your own record

Two modes, legible enough to teach.

• Open — your Semble, traces and record are public to people
• Held — visible only to people you have shared a room with
• Per item: readable by people only, or people and agents. Agent readability defaults off
• One tap to change, with a plain-language consequence shown at the moment of change
• "Who can see this" is always one tap away and always accurate
• Exactly one intelligence reads your full record: your own agent

The shape of a Sesh, as a forkable building block.

• Five seed Models ship at v0: Build Session · Pitch Circle · Walk-and-Talk · Workshop · Show-Your-Practice
• Each defines roles, flow, timing, and what gets marked
• Fork and edit any Model; the origin is credited automatically
• Every confirmed Sesh displays the Model it runs
• Models read as documents, not configuration screens
• Next Publishing opens to everyone
• Season Proven Models graduate into minted MotusModels on Motus.Market — same credit law, one lineage

Your work is not a slide. It is live in the room, in other people's hands.

• Every active Semble carries a one-tap live link that opens on a second device
• The people present can open it, try it, and touch it while you talk
• Their interactions return to you afterward as a trace overlay, attributed to the hands that made them
• Only marked touches are captured — the same rule as Motus Moments
• Feedback stops being talk and becomes an artifact

The digital room, already shipped on semble.cc.

• A builder works in the open; viewers join and contribute from their device
• Streams are Sessions: moments get marked, credit gets allocated, traces are forkable
• Contribution is opt-in with a device budget, and metered visibly for both sides
• Stated plainly: contributed device compute is a presence and contribution signal. It does not run the agents — volunteer-device inference is far too slow for interactive work. Agent inference is bought from real providers

Evidence, not a score — and the distinction is the whole design.

• Every attested Sesh, kept commitment, allocated credit and credited fork becomes a narrow, dated, scoped claim
• It reads like a receipt: "Ana credited this build, on this date, in a room she was verifiably in."
• There is no score. No rank, no leaderboard, no profile number, and no API that computes one
• One-tap export of the whole set
• Independently verifiable without Semble's servers
• The schema is published and open source
• Nothing in the record can be altered after the fact — including by us

The state a person actually meets first — designed and seeded, not a fallback.

• No Semble, no Steps, no Trax, no !MOTUS, nothing scheduled — and every screen still legible
• One entry requirement: keep a Semble, a title and a public link. Nothing else is gated
• Onboarding is Steps, not a tour — the same primitive the rest of the app runs on
• Taking a seat without a Semble is refused with a reason and a route, never a dead end
• A kept-rate with no commitments behind it reads —, never a flattering 100%
• The Trax line still draws, dimmed, so the shape is legible before there is content in it
• The preview switches between day one and a six-week-old account in one tap

Every movement of credit you have made or received, in one place.

• Held — your balance right now, the number that decides what compute you can run
• Earned in — every allocation a room made to you, with the Sesh, the date, and what it was for
• Sent out — every allocation you made to someone else, and every credit spent on agent-minutes
• Filterable to received or sent, and every row names the person or the Sesh — never an anonymous transaction id
• Model origin credit lands here automatically when someone forks something of yours
• The whole ledger is append-only, and exports with your Trax

• Every Sesh has one physical anchor — an NFC card or token held by the convener
• Attendees tap it. The anchor signs with a key that cannot be extracted from the hardware
• A rotating nonce changes every 60–120 seconds, so a signature can neither be minted before the Sesh nor replayed after it
• Anchor custody rotates between conveners

• After tapping, your phone collects co-signatures from at least three other attendees
• Co-signers must themselves hold valid anchor signatures from the same window
• A group that never touched the anchor forms a disconnected component and is discarded
• People sign for people. A phone can be carried by a friend; a link can be forwarded

• Your key is generated on your device and never leaves it
• Unlocking requires you. Semble never receives biometric data — the biometric unlocks a local key and nothing more
• Signs three things: your attendance, your agent's actions in your name, and multi-signature operations
• Semble cannot sign for you, recover your key, or act as you
• The high-stakes agent tier stays deferred until this ships

• Kept: that the Sesh happened, who attested, for whom, and in which window
• Held by you, disclosed selectively, on an open attestation standard
• The public graph shows only that a Sesh existed, how many verified attendees, and the credit pool

Never captured:

• Location or GPS coordinates
• Raw radio logs or nearby-device scans
• Biometrics
• Photos or recordings
• How long you stayed, or who you stood near
• A permanent public list of everywhere you have been

• Fixed pool per Sesh — allocation can redistribute, never inflate
• Cross-cluster dilution — a pool scales with the diversity of attendees' prior co-attendance, so a closed loop meeting weekly earns a decaying pool
• Staked claims — the convener stakes $TRUST on the Sesh; anyone can stake against it
• Anomalies go to people, never to an automatic penalty

• Every tool call is classified across three axes: private data, untrusted content, external communication
• Two of the three — the agent runs freely
• All three — hard-gated on live, attested human presence
• Every consequential action carries a signature resolving to a person, plus a per-invocation token carrying that person's authority

A checkbox is not oversight, and the research says explanations do not fix automation bias. So the friction is structural.

• The agent states the reversibility of an action before taking it
• A diff before act on anything consequential
• Approval rate limiting, so mechanically clearing a queue is impossible
• Sampled withholding — on a published fraction of decisions the agent gives evidence but no recommendation

• Denominated in supervised agent-minutes — a unit you can reason about
• Earned by taking Steps and attending Sessions; spent while present
• A paid layer sits above the earned floor
• Physical presence is among the strongest Sybil resistance available, because bodies do not scale the way accounts do

• The Builder — keeps an active Semble and brings it into rooms
• The Backer — credits work they were present for, with their name attached
• The Convener — Inits and holds Semble Sessions, and posts the bond
• The Contributor — gives compute, a venue, a skill, an hour
• The Investor — a professional deploying capital and judgment, under a distinct protocol
• The Steward — holds the code, resolves disputes, answers for conduct

• Composure — disagree hard, in good faith, without contempt
• Your name on it — vouches, credits and attestations all carry a name. Anonymity is for privacy, not for influence
• No pitching people who did not come to be pitched
• Consent before contact — every introduction needs a yes from both sides
• Credit what you build on
• Follow through, or say you cannot. Silence is what costs
• Enforcement is by people, in the open, with an appeal. Every action names the steward and the clause

• The verified build record — what someone said they would do, whether they showed, what they brought, and what the room credited
• Founder-initiated introductions, always, and free — Semble takes nothing on them
• Semble Sessions and Motus Events, attended under the same code as everyone
• Weighted on follow-through, deliberately not on capital already raised
• Export and integration into the tools a firm already runs on
• A flat annual subscription. Never per deal, never per introduction

• Introductions are free. Semble is never paid a success fee, carry or equity tied to any introduction or round, so the signal it gives you is independent of the outcome
• The investment happens between you and the founder. Semble never hosts, escrows, signs or processes it
• Founders reach out first, always. Nobody is presented to you who did not ask to be, and nobody pays to be in front of you
• Consent is per field, visible, and revocable. Nothing about a builder is published or sold without their explicit yes
• Investors are addressed as principals — no ranking, no tiers, no badges, no leaderboards
• Signal is weighted on follow-through, deliberately not on capital already raised, so prior funding never quietly becomes the ranking

• Motus.Market fees — the six published fees, already live
• The Semble subscription — free forever to keep a Semble, take your Steps, Init, commit, attend, credit and be introduced. Paid depth: the full traced drive, publishing Models, and tools for frequent hosts
• The Motus Mover subscription — one identity and one record across the ecosystem
• Referral earnings — people paid in $DASH for bringing people into real rooms
• The Trax subscription — professional access, flat annual, export included
• Compute credits — the paid layer above the earned floor
• Season Pitch Day — builders whose record opened the door, presenting to investors who came to listen. Free to both sides

• Mobile-first at 380px, tap parity, targets at least 44px
• Contrast computed in both modes at roughly 7:1. Secondary text is near-bone or near-ink, never grey
• Sora for display, Inter for body, IBM Plex Mono for labels at 13px and up
• Body text 18px and up; headlines large; strokes 2.5px and up
• Motion is anticipation, action, settle — never linear. Only transform, opacity, shadow, filter and stroke animate
• Captions state plainly what a thing does or what just happened. Never aphorisms
• Never a sharp corner. Never a highlight box on an interactive mark
• 60fps on a mid-range phone, or the least essential layer is cut
• The mark — two curves turning into each other, lit where they meet — appears at three moments only