persona-garden-patch

• is_a::[[Form Type]]
• has_status::[[Seed Stage]]
• in_domain::[[Deep Context Architecture]]
• in_precinct::[[Household Precinct]]

Published Stage

A published meeting is the terminal stage of the processing track. The notes have been shared beyond the vault — either to a public URL or to meeting attendees. Processing is complete.

Publication is a distribution event, not a content transformation. The meeting notes don’t change when published; they become available to an audience beyond the vault owner. After publication, any further development of the meeting’s content is a maturity concern (the garden stage track), not a processing concern.

Characteristics

• Meeting notes shared beyond the vault
• Fork predicates carry distribution details:
  • is_published::URL — for public meetings, the URL where notes are accessible
  • is_shared::DATE — for private meetings, the date notes were shared with attendees
• Both predicates can coexist (notes shared privately, then later published)
• Processing track complete — no further processing stages
• Content may still be at any garden maturity stage (a published meeting note can be a seed)

When Published Does Not Apply

Some meetings are processed for personal reference only — captured, transcribed, cleaned, and summarized but never shared. These remain at summarized stage indefinitely. Published stage is not a required endpoint; it applies when distribution happens.

Sources

Processing track design from [[Linear Processing Stages for Meetings]]↑, which defines fork predicates (is_published::URL, is_shared::DATE) as distinct from the linear processing stages. Track placement within the three-track status system from [[Status Lifecycle Tracks]]↑.

Relations

• relates_to::[[Summarized Stage]] — the previous stage in the processing track
• relates_to::[[Status Lifecycle Tracks]]↑ — this stage belongs to the processing track
• relates_to::[[Linear Processing Stages for Meetings]]↑ — the decision that defined fork predicates for distribution tracking

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