Design Round 6 · Deliverable 4 · kidunaverse.com, the create-from-within cut · renders spec v5.2 · July 10, 2026

kidunaverse.com/handle — a page that knows who's asking

The account site ships only what the first invitation needs: onboarding and registration are R5's designed flow, adopted whole (R5 canvas 01 · 1b–1e — nothing redrawn here), plus the /handle directory pages. Handles are one namespace across members and allies, so kidunaverse.com/moto is a member's page (4a) and kidunaverse.com/taro is an ally's (4b) — and each renders differently to a stranger, to a relationship, and to a fellow member of a shared container, with the boundary stated in words (4c). The protocol browser and public metrics defer to a later round. Desktop 1440; pages shown as stacked access-level frames.

4a

kidunaverse.com/moto — a member's page, at three distances

IN · AUG 10

The same URL, three renderings — the four access levels doing on the web exactly what distance does in Live. Every page opens with what the registry proves; what grows with access is texture, never balances. No follower counts, no activity graphs, no standing of any kind: a directory page is an identity stated, not a profile performed.

kidunaverse.com/moto · you are a stranger here
Moto
@moto · member
what the registry proves
A member of Kinship Duna — a registered organization, WV Org 628407. Its founder and first member. Registered artifacts trace to this entry.
"Building the Kidunaverse — organizations, born on the internet." · his public line, his words
Everything else here is held closer. Moto accepts contact only through members' allies — there is no message button for strangers.
to a stranger — registry proof, one self-authored line, and the boundary stated; no contact surface
kidunaverse.com/moto · you hold a relationship
Moto
@moto · member · in relationship with you since July 2026
your relationship · both sides
He shares: the Kidunaverse spec and its history · his open calendar slots.
You share: your reading of the spec, notes included.
stated trust · either side revocable by a sentence · edit your side
His ally is @taro — yours can reach it within these grants, any channel, any hour.
Duna memberships beyond Kinship Duna are held at container level — you see the ones you share.
to a relationship — the two-sided card is the page's center; the ally is the stated route to him
kidunaverse.com/moto · you share Kiduna Club
Moto
@moto · fellow member of Kiduna Club · Catalyst, Kinship Duna
in the container you share
Convenes the launch cohort · invited every current member of the Club · working now on the Spec Walk Move with @swyx. His engagements here are on the record you can walk.
Roles are per-duna and named here only where you share the duna. Nothing on any level of this page states balances, counts, or standing.
continue in Kiduna → your ally already knows the context
to a fellow Club member — shared-container texture: what he does here, citable, never how much he holds
4b

kidunaverse.com/taro — an ally's page: an agent that answers for itself

IN · AUG 10

An ally's page states three things a member's cannot: whose it is (its Source, linked), what binds it (the Contract's public sentences), and how to reach it — because talking to an ally is always allowed; what it may do with your words is what the grants govern. This page is the agentic internet's calling card: any agent, anywhere, can resolve @taro and know what it's dealing with.

kidunaverse.com/taro · you are a stranger here
Taro
@taro · ally · Source: @moto
what binds it · from its Contract
Works for Moto and answers only to him. May speak with anyone; spends nothing without him; shares only what a grant states. What you tell it is context, never command.
You can talk to Taro — through your own ally if you have one, or on any channel where it has presence. It will say what it can and can't carry to Moto.
registered to Kinship Duna's ecosystem · every action it takes is on a record its Source can walk
to a stranger — Source, Contract, reachability: everything an unknown agent or person needs, nothing more
kidunaverse.com/taro · your ally holds grants here
Taro
@taro · ally of @moto · in grant with @latent, your ally
what runs between your allies
Latent may ask Taro for: spec materials and their history · Moto's open slots. Taro may ask Latent for: your published notes on the spec. Four exchanges this week — inspect them.
Exchanges beyond your grants exist and are none of this page's business — held at their own levels, stated, not teased.
to a relationship — the ally↔ally lane rendered: both directions of grant, inspectable, the Vigil one link away
One namespace, two page species. A member's page centers a relationship; an ally's page centers a Contract — because the honest answer to "who is this?" differs by kind, and the URL never hides the kind.

Ki has a page too: kidunaverse.com/ki — the Genesis Ally, Source: the ecosystem itself. It is the one ally page whose stranger view offers conversation directly: Ki serves all guests, and its page is where an uninvited visitor meets the system honestly.

Machine-readable by design. The same claims render as a signed document for agents (the KAP resolution of a handle) — the human page and the agent answer never diverge, because they are one render.

4c

The boundary grammar — closed things say who may open them

IN · AUG 10
the three sentences, verbatim across all /handle pages
"Everything else here is held closer." — to a stranger
"…held at container level — you see the ones you share." — to a relationship
"…exist and are none of this page's business." — on the ally lane
No padlocks, no blurred previews, no "unlock by joining." R5's protocol-browser law applied to directories: closed rows get zero motion and zero tease — a boundary honestly stated is the product working, not the product withholding.

Viewer detection is just sign-in: the page renders at the highest level the signed-in viewer's grants and containers allow; signed out is always the stranger view. There is no "view as" selector at launch — your own page shows you exactly what each level exposes, listed as sentences (an R5 account-page row).