Interface: BlockedBecause

Defined in: src/atom/types.ts:578

THE APP'S OWN REASON A CONTROL IS OFF — and WHO can clear it.

enabled: false says a control is switched off, and the authored refusal beside it says out loud that nothing here knows why. That silence is correct — the library must never invent a cause — but it is silence the app itself could have filled: the component that greys the button usually knows exactly what it is waiting for. This is the wire for saying it, in the app's own words, as DATA.

clearedBy is the half a reader cannot infer from any sentence, and it is the half that decides the next move. Three words, and each one is a different turn:

• 'app' — the app clears it. The agent WAITS; there is nothing to relay.
• 'user' — a person clears it. The agent INTERRUPTS the human, which is the one move worth a turn here and the one it will not make from a sentence alone.
• 'invalid' — something is wrong with what was supplied. The agent REPORTS a validation problem rather than waiting for a state that is not coming.

SAME TRUST TIER AS does: a registration-site source-code literal, carried as data and never spliced into an authored sentence. The refusal's own words are unchanged — this rides BESIDE them.

Properties

clearedBy

clearedBy: "user" | "app" | "invalid"

Defined in: src/atom/types.ts:582

Who clears it: 'app' → the agent waits; 'user' → interrupt the person; 'invalid' → report a validation problem.

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says

says: string

Defined in: src/atom/types.ts:580

Registration-site app text — the same string class, and the same trust tier, as does.