Moltaro.Package.NET.WorkSchedule

Display-safe user reference returned in Work Schedule evidence.

Server-computed actions for a calendar.

Server-computed Draft actions.

Server-computed immutable-revision actions.

Collection-level calendar actions.

One calendar list item.

Authorized calendar list.

One break in an automation calendar result.

One weekly wall-clock interval in an automation calendar result.

Complete weekly calendar pattern.

Editable calendar Draft.

Compact load summary for one revision day.

Published revision timeline item.

Complete field-safe calendar detail.

Complete immutable calendar revision.

Calendar command result with refreshed detail.

Calendar deletion result.

Field-safe operational catalog reference.

Field-safe working-calendar reference.

One append-only assignment history item.

Structured assignment diagnostic.

Server-computed assignment actions.

Field-safe assignment chain and immutable history.

Assignment command result with refreshed chain.

One field-safe catalog lookup item.

One field-safe catalog lookup page.

One exception interval with server-derived boundary provenance.

Structured exception boundary diagnostic.

One immutable exception evidence entry.

Server-computed exception actions.

Complete append-only exception chain.

One authorized exception-create target.

Collection-level exception actions.

Cursor page of exception evidence.

Exception command result with refreshed chain.

Field-safe resource page for effective-schedule queries.

Structured partial-resolution diagnostic.

One resolved break.

Authored source boundary retained after precedence slicing.

Applied exception reference retained on a final interval.

One complete logical effective interval.

Site operating intervals for one local date.

Field-safe Site reference reached through Worker projection.

One governed Worker day Site context.

One governed selected-moment Site candidate.

Selected Worker wall-clock answer.

Governed civil-time context for one Worker and local date.

Compact source or final interval in an exception impact.

Authoritative effective impact of one exception.

Deterministically resolved exception collision.

Complete authorized effective-schedule projection.

Preferred application-level Work Schedule commands for Net Operation Project functions.

Creates a working calendar.

Updates working-calendar metadata.

Enables or disables a working calendar.

Deletes an unreferenced working calendar.

Starts a calendar Draft.

Replaces the complete editable Draft pattern.

Discards a calendar Draft.

Publishes a calendar Draft as immutable history.

Cancels a future Published calendar revision.

Creates the first Site calendar assignment.

Appends a Site calendar change or correction.

Ends a Site calendar assignment.

Creates the first Worker Site/calendar assignment.

Appends a Worker assignment change or correction.

Ends a Worker assignment.

Creates append-only schedule-exception evidence.

Appends a complete replacement to an exception chain.

Appends terminal cancellation evidence to an exception chain.

Preferred application-level Work Schedule reads for Net Operation Project functions.

Lists working calendars with server-computed actions.

Reads one working calendar and revision timeline.

Reads one immutable Published or Cancelled revision.

Reads one Site assignment chain.

Reads one Worker assignment chain.

Finds field-safe Site targets for one Worker assignment.

Queries append-only exception evidence.

Reads one complete exception chain.

Finds field-safe Workers or Sites available to effective-schedule projection.

Resolves the authorized effective schedule for a bounded local-date range.

Creates a calendar without caller-controlled actor or correlation fields.

Updates calendar metadata without caller-controlled actor fields.

Changes calendar enabled state.

Deletes an unused calendar.

Starts a Draft from an optional explicit Published source.

Replaces a complete Draft pattern.

Discards a Draft.

Publishes a Draft.

Cancels a future Published revision.

Reads a bounded assignment history page.

Looks up field-safe Site assignment targets for one Worker.

Creates the first Site assignment.

Changes or corrects a Site assignment.

Ends a Site assignment.

Creates the first Worker assignment.

Changes or corrects a Worker assignment.

Ends a Worker assignment.

One authored local exception interval without server-derived provenance.

Complete authored exception input without caller-controlled actor or authority tier.

Corrects one exception chain with a complete replacement.

Cancels one exception chain.

Queries a bounded page of schedule exceptions.

Looks up field-safe resources for effective-schedule queries.

Pure append-only assignment-chain rules.

Returns the effective uncorrected entry at a local date.

Computes an opaque deterministic version for a complete chain.

Computes an idempotency fingerprint with stable JSON member names.

Validates one assignment command envelope.

Returns a conflict when the supplied chain version is stale.

Returns a conflict when a correction does not target this chain.

Returns a conflict when a correction changes the effective date of its target.

Pure validation, authority, ordering, and version rules for schedule exceptions.

Returns the immutable authority implied by a reason.

Returns the permission key required by the immutable reason.

Validates the reason/scope/kind boundary and local interval shape.

Validates a correction and requires an opaque expected chain version.

Validates a cancellation envelope.

Computes an opaque deterministic chain version.

Computes a stable command fingerprint.

Deterministic conversion of authored wall-clock values into UTC instants.

Resolves an unspecified local value using the earlier fold offset and gap-forward semantics.

Result of deterministic wall-clock conversion.

Publication state of one working-calendar revision.

There is no explicit superseded state. A published revision is superseded when a later published revision exists for the same calendar, which is derivable rather than stored. A future publication may be cancelled before its effective date while its immutable pattern remains available as audit history.

Editable working copy. Never used by schedule resolution.

Immutable and effective from its local date.

Immutable future publication cancelled before it became effective.

Shape of the recurring pattern owned by a working-calendar revision.

Only exists. Further shapes such as shift rotations, anchored cycles, and monthly patterns are recognized business needs, but a member is added only together with its implementation: every consumer must switch on this value explicitly, and a member with no behavior would be a contract nobody honors. Consumers must reject an unknown value rather than fall back to weekly.

Pattern repeats every seven days by day of week.

Subject a schedule override applies to.

Specificity order when several scopes match one segment is Worker, then Site, then Workspace. Operational locations provide time-zone context and are not exception scopes.

Applies to every subject in the workspace.

Applies to one site.

Applies to one worker.

Append-only operation recorded in an exception evidence chain.

Creates a new exception chain.

Replaces the preceding active evidence without rewriting it.

Terminates the exception chain while retaining its evidence.

User-facing family of a schedule exception.

Adds working time.

Removes working time.

Temporarily moves a worker to another site.

Reason that determines exception authority and required permission.

What a schedule override does to the resolved working time of its segment.

Adds working time that the calendar pattern does not produce.

Removes working time that the calendar pattern produces.

Authorization and audit provenance recorded for a schedule override.

The tier is derived by the authorized command from the actor's permissions and the recorded reason. A caller cannot assign an arbitrary priority. It is evidence metadata; collision resolution uses subject specificity, removal before addition, narrower interval, and newest active evidence.

General non-working time such as a public holiday or a site closure.

An operational decision such as scheduled overtime or a training day.

An authoritative personal fact such as sickness or approved leave.

A safety or legal restriction recorded by an authorized actor.

Scope used by a Work Schedule workspace-role association.

Every matching Work Schedule resource in the workspace.

Resources belonging to one Operational Location.

Resources belonging to one Site.

Resources belonging to one Worker.

The Worker currently linked to the acting user.

Resources created by the acting user.

Origin of a persisted Work Schedule role association.

Created by the embedded manifest bootstrap.

Created or changed by a workspace administrator.

Kind of append-only base schedule assignment chain.

Immutable semantic kind of one append-only assignment entry.

Trusted direct-database command surface for base schedule assignments.

Creates the first Site-to-Calendar chain entry.

Appends a change or correction to a Site-to-Calendar chain.

Ends a Site-to-Calendar chain from a local date.

Creates the first Worker-to-Site/Calendar chain entry.

Appends a change or correction to a Worker-to-Site/Calendar chain.

Ends a Worker-to-Site/Calendar chain from a local date.

Trusted direct-database query surface for base schedule assignments.

Returns one Site assignment chain.

Returns one Worker assignment chain.

Creates the first Site calendar assignment.

Changes or corrects a Site calendar assignment.

Ends a Site calendar assignment.

Creates the first Worker base assignment.

Changes or corrects a Worker base assignment.

Ends a Worker base assignment.

Outcome of an append-only assignment command.

One normalized append-only assignment entry.

One assignment chain with effective state and paged immutable history.

Trusted direct-database command surface for working-calendar aggregates.

The package runtime enforces calendar invariants, lifecycle, idempotency, and concurrency. It intentionally does not resolve workspace roles; application hosts authorize the actor before calling this service.

Creates an enabled calendar without creating a draft.

Updates mutable calendar metadata. The stable key cannot be changed.

Enables or disables a calendar without changing its revisions.

Deletes a calendar and its internal history when operational data does not reference it.

Starts the sole draft, blank before first publication or cloned from a selected publication.

Atomically replaces the complete editable pattern graph.

Discards the current draft and its pattern graph.

Publishes the current draft as immutable history.

Cancels an immutable future publication before its effective date.

Trusted direct-database query surface for working-calendar aggregates.

Returns calendars in stable key/id order.

Returns calendar metadata, the full draft, and published revision summaries.

Returns the complete pattern of one immutable published or cancelled revision.

Request to create a working calendar.

Request to change mutable working-calendar metadata.

Request to enable or disable a working calendar.

Request to delete an unused working calendar.

Request to start a normal draft.

Source calendar and revision ids are supplied together when cloning immutable published history. A target with published history requires an explicit source.

Request to start a normal draft.

Source calendar and revision ids are supplied together when cloning immutable published history. A target with published history requires an explicit source.

Request to replace a draft's complete weekly pattern.

Request to discard a draft.

Request to publish a draft.

Request to cancel a future published revision.

Deterministic calendar-list filters.

Outcome of a calendar mutation.

One interval in a weekly working-calendar pattern.

Overnight work is represented by a start time plus duration. For example, 21:00 to 03:00 is stored as a 21:00 start and a six-hour wall-clock duration.

One interval in a weekly working-calendar pattern.

Overnight work is represented by a start time plus duration. For example, 21:00 to 03:00 is stored as a 21:00 start and a six-hour wall-clock duration.

One break relative to the start of a working interval.

Full recurring pattern of one revision.

One item in a deterministic calendar list.

One day aggregate used to compare published revisions without loading their interval graphs.

Published revision metadata and compact seven-day aggregates without its interval graph.

Full draft metadata and editable pattern.

Complete calendar detail returned to trusted package callers.

Complete immutable published revision and pattern.

Structured reason why part of an effective schedule could not be resolved.

Trusted direct-database effective-schedule query surface.

Resolves complete logical working intervals for an inclusive local-date range.

Bounded effective-schedule query.

One structured projection diagnostic.

One break in a resolved logical interval.

Logical source boundary retained on a final effective interval.

Applied append-only exception evidence retained on a final result.

Authoritative outcome of one exception within the loaded effective projection.

One authoritative exception-impact interval, including the Calendar revision and relation source that produced it.

Stable effective interval identifier. Worker identifier for worker projections, or for Site-only projections. Visible Site identifier that owns the interval. IANA time-zone identifier used for the local boundaries. Unspecified-kind local start in . Unspecified-kind local end in . Unambiguous inclusive UTC start. Unambiguous exclusive UTC end. Calendar identifier that produced the interval, when calendar-backed. Published Calendar revision identifier that produced the interval, when available. Published Calendar revision number that produced the interval, when available. Exact assignment or exception relation kind that selected . Identifier of the exact assignment or exception relation that selected .

One authoritative exception-impact interval, including the Calendar revision and relation source that produced it.

Stable effective interval identifier.

Worker identifier for worker projections, or for Site-only projections.

Visible Site identifier that owns the interval.

IANA time-zone identifier used for the local boundaries.

Unspecified-kind local start in .

Unspecified-kind local end in .

Unambiguous inclusive UTC start.

Unambiguous exclusive UTC end.

Calendar identifier that produced the interval, when calendar-backed.

Published Calendar revision identifier that produced the interval, when available.

Published Calendar revision number that produced the interval, when available.

Exact assignment or exception relation kind that selected .

Identifier of the exact assignment or exception relation that selected .

Calendar and exact relation source that govern one visible subject during a UTC window on one local date.

Worker identifier for worker context, or for Site context. Visible Site identifier governed by this context. Local date interpreted in . IANA time-zone identifier that makes unambiguous. Calendar identifier selected for this context, or when none is assigned. Exact assignment or exception relation kind that selected . Identifier of the exact assignment or exception relation that selected . Unambiguous inclusive UTC start of this context. Unambiguous exclusive UTC end of this context.

Calendar and exact relation source that govern one visible subject during a UTC window on one local date.

Worker identifier for worker context, or for Site context.

Visible Site identifier governed by this context.

Local date interpreted in .

IANA time-zone identifier that makes unambiguous.

Calendar identifier selected for this context, or when none is assigned.

Exact assignment or exception relation kind that selected .

Identifier of the exact assignment or exception relation that selected .

Unambiguous inclusive UTC start of this context.

Unambiguous exclusive UTC end of this context.

Source and final intervals and Calendar contexts computed for one exception by the effective-schedule engine.

Identifier of the exception whose effect is explained. Identifier of the append-only exception chain. Affected Worker identifier, when the exception has Worker scope. Affected Site identifier, when the exception has Site context. Whether the exception changed effective Site, time, zone, Calendar, or Calendar revision facts. Effective intervals before applying this exception. Effective intervals after applying this exception. Dated Calendar contexts before the exception, retained even when no source interval exists. Dated Calendar contexts after the exception, retained even when the final schedule has no interval. Exception identifiers that won relevant overlap collisions.

Source and final intervals and Calendar contexts computed for one exception by the effective-schedule engine.

Identifier of the exception whose effect is explained.

Identifier of the append-only exception chain.

Affected Worker identifier, when the exception has Worker scope.

Affected Site identifier, when the exception has Site context.

Whether the exception changed effective Site, time, zone, Calendar, or Calendar revision facts.

Effective intervals before applying this exception.

Effective intervals after applying this exception.

Dated Calendar contexts before the exception, retained even when no source interval exists.

Dated Calendar contexts after the exception, retained even when the final schedule has no interval.

Exception identifiers that won relevant overlap collisions.

Deterministically resolved overlap between exception evidence rows.

One effective logical interval, including the exact relation that selected its Calendar.

Stable effective interval identifier. Worker identifier for Worker projections, or for Site-only projections. Site identifier that owns the interval. Calendar identifier that produced the interval, when calendar-backed. Published Calendar revision identifier that produced the interval, when available. Published Calendar revision number that produced the interval, when available. IANA time-zone identifier used for local boundaries. Unspecified-kind local start. Unspecified-kind local end. Unambiguous inclusive UTC start. Unambiguous exclusive UTC end. Duration before subtracting breaks. Duration after subtracting breaks. Breaks retained in the effective interval. Published Calendar interval label, when present. Whether civil-time resolution adjusted a daylight-saving boundary. Published source boundary used to create the interval. Subject-matching exceptions whose authoritative impact status is . Resolved overlap collision identifiers. Exact assignment or exception relation kind that selected . Identifier of the exact assignment or exception relation that selected .

One effective logical interval, including the exact relation that selected its Calendar.

Stable effective interval identifier.

Worker identifier for Worker projections, or for Site-only projections.

Site identifier that owns the interval.

Calendar identifier that produced the interval, when calendar-backed.

Published Calendar revision identifier that produced the interval, when available.

Published Calendar revision number that produced the interval, when available.

IANA time-zone identifier used for local boundaries.

Unspecified-kind local start.

Unspecified-kind local end.

Unambiguous inclusive UTC start.

Unambiguous exclusive UTC end.

Duration before subtracting breaks.

Duration after subtracting breaks.

Breaks retained in the effective interval.

Published Calendar interval label, when present.

Whether civil-time resolution adjusted a daylight-saving boundary.

Published source boundary used to create the interval.

Subject-matching exceptions whose authoritative impact status is .

Resolved overlap collision identifiers.

Exact assignment or exception relation kind that selected .

Identifier of the exact assignment or exception relation that selected .

Resolved Site hours for one local date.

One governed Site and civil-time context that applies to part of a Worker's local day.

Outcome of resolving one selected Worker wall-clock moment against governed Site contexts.

Structured temporal diagnostic for a selected Worker wall-clock moment.

One governed Site whose authoritative window contains the selected local wall-clock candidate.

Authoritative selected-moment answer produced by the Work Schedule wall-clock policy.

Governed civil-time context for one requested Worker and local date, independent of working intervals.

Complete partial-success projection whose applied evidence contains only subject impacts with status.

Resolves one Worker-local wall-clock value through the authoritative Work Schedule DST policy.

Resolves a local date and time independently in every governed Site zone and keeps only candidates inside the half-open authoritative window for that Site.

Trusted append-only schedule-exception command surface.

Creates one schedule exception chain.

Appends a complete correction to an existing chain.

Appends terminal cancellation evidence.

Trusted schedule-exception query surface.

Returns one exception chain by any evidence id or chain root id.

Queries active exception chains overlapping a bounded local-date range.

One exact local interval; end may be on the following local date.

Deterministic daylight-saving diagnostic for exception boundaries.

One exception-boundary diagnostic.

Creates a complete exception chain root.

Corrects an existing exception with a complete replacement.

Cancels an existing exception chain.

Bounded, cursor-paged exception query.

Result of one append-only exception command.

One normalized immutable exception evidence entry.

Complete append-only exception chain.

Cursor-paged exception result ordered by local start, chain root, and sequence.