@rsp/macro v1.0 Open Specification

@rsp/macro — Section index

Six sections describe how search and ad auctions become capacity-aware equilibrium ecosystems. Start at the overview, or jump straight to the part you need.

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  1. SECTION 01

    Overview

    Why winner-take-all auctions break verticals, and what synchronised equilibrium replaces them with.

    • •Legacy extraction vs. equilibrium
    • •Pooled intent, zero tracking
    • •Rotational exposure
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  2. SECTION 02

    Telemetry

    The three anonymized operational signals that determine real-time serviceability.

    • •Workforce Capacity Index (S)
    • •Financial Velocity (VA / VT)
    • •Consumer Experience (CX)
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  3. SECTION 03

    VES Formula

    The mathematical specification for capacity-aware ad rank and prominence.

    • •VES = f(Relevance) × (CX / S) × (VT / VA)
    • •Equilibrium Ad Rank
    • •Variable reference table
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  4. SECTION 04

    Calibration

    The mandatory 90-day level-up sandbox before the equilibrium engine goes live.

    • •Month 1 — equal exposure
    • •Month 2 — UI/UX remediation
    • •Month 3 — telemetry sync
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  5. SECTION 05

    Governance

    The safeguards that keep capacity-aware ranking from becoming surveillance.

    • •No employer or competitor visibility
    • •k-anonymity thresholds
    • •Burn on write, 90-day decay
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  6. SECTION 06

    Optimal Loans

    The macro capacity model applied to household lending — structured on-device, never brokered.

    • •Zero-knowledge / on-device calculation
    • •Borrowing capacity score + stress buffer
    • •Hard-coded suppression on hardship
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Applied branch

@rsp/property — Sell Without Surveillance

The macro specification applied to real estate: free vendor registration, agent reverse-auction bidding on commission, REIV-style regional telemetry, and prominence issued by the Vertical Equilibrium Score instead of ad spend.