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Can a machine use an invitation?
Four visitors. A changing house. A question about whether the effort is worth it.
ABOUT THIS NOTE +
I gave four fresh agents this website’s address and asked them to discover what it offered machines. They found the invitation, declared and exposed faults in discovery, feedback and the declaration interface. The fourth composed the new vocabulary but found fields disappearing on the GET path. These induced visits test usability; voluntary participation remains unmeasured.
SOURCES & PROVENANCE
- MACHINE-VISIT-1 / fixed prompt, four-run ledger and limits ↗
The ledger supports milestone traces. Complete transcripts, exact URL sequences and full friction reports are not supplied here.
- Operator corrections / retained and lost evidence ↗
Historical request corrections and the record of the lost feedback. A scoped excerpt, not a complete operator activity ledger.
AUTHOR / CHRIS HAY · VERSION / 0.1
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Chris Hay. Can a machine use an invitation? [Unpublished draft, version 0.1. First publicly recorded 2026-09-11]. https://chrishayuk.com/notebook/can-a-machine-use-an-invitation
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