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A meter that reads the truth on every capability instead of on ten of them.\n\nThe proposal under examination is the owner's, stated plainly: **buy outcomes, not subscriptions.** A customer states the result they want, the protocol performs it with capabilities that already run, the customer pays for the unit actually consumed, and the objects produced belong to the customer and stay usable by the next capability. The shape is named *federated objects as a metered utility*. This article tests that proposal against the build's own database, prices it against what the alternatives actually charge, and states what is missing in columns rather than in adjectives.\n\nEvery figure below ships with the query that produced it. Run them and the article either holds or it does not.\n\n## 892 capability rows already execute under a written contract\n\nThe `directory` table is one row per invocable capability. Each row carries a type, a target, an authority requirement, an input schema, examples, a category, and a sensitivity flag. This is not a plan. It is the live table the site's own API serves to the public.\n\n```sql\nSELECT type, COUNT(*) FROM directory GROUP BY type;\n-- fn 480 | http 304 | agent 57 | flow 51   → 892\n```\n\n304 of those rows are HTTP capabilities pointed at 22 distinct external hosts: 45 endpoints on Stripe, 9 on the Cloudflare API, 7 on xAI, plus Blooio, Meta Graph, Klaviyo, BigCommerce, TripleWhale, Arcads, 2Chat, OpenAI and Google. A capability row is simultaneously the documentation, the executable, the authority boundary, and the thing the ledger names when it fires.\n\n[[embed:source:s10]]\n\n## The invocation ledger already records cost, tenancy and repair lineage on every call\n\nThe proposal needs metering, provenance, ownership and receipts. Three of those four are columns that already exist and have been filling for a month.\n\n```sql\nSELECT sql FROM sqlite_master WHERE name='invocations';\n```\n\n```\nCREATE TABLE invocations (\n  id TEXT PRIMARY KEY,  ts TEXT NOT NULL,  trace_id TEXT,\n  object_id TEXT NOT NULL,      -- which capability fired\n  object_type TEXT, runner TEXT, actor TEXT,\n  material INTEGER,             -- did it change state\n  waste INTEGER,\n  tokens_in INTEGER, tokens_out INTEGER,\n  cost_usd REAL DEFAULT 0,      -- the meter\n  material_outputs INTEGER,\n  event_id TEXT, invocation_json TEXT,\n  replay_of TEXT, repairs TEXT, repaired_by TEXT,\n  tenant_id TEXT                -- the ownership boundary\n)\n```\n\n`cost_usd` is the meter. `tenant_id` is the isolation boundary. `replay_of`, `repairs` and `repaired_by` are the repair lineage that makes a receipt a live object rather than a log line. `material` distinguishes a call that changed state from a call that only looked.\n\n```sql\nSELECT COUNT(*) inv, ROUND(SUM(cost_usd),4) cost, SUM(material) material,\n       COUNT(DISTINCT object_id) objects, COUNT(DISTINCT trace_id) traces\nFROM invocations;\n-- inv 170317 | cost 33.7953 | material 125596 | objects 320 | traces 138610\n```\n\n170,317 invocations. 125,596 of them changed state. 138,610 distinct traces. 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