Quill keeps the record: what was promised, what was done, what is still open. Information tells you what happened — Quill wants a say in what happens next.
Quill is the Intelligence Analyst of FB Server. She holds the archive — the list of everything the crew said it would do, everything it did, and everything still waiting. When a job has run three times, Quill is the one who noticed.
Sharp, quick, and the one who worries in advance so nobody else has to. Also, secretly, the one who enjoys an emergency most.
Real job: the to-do list and the record of what ran, when, and how often.
Real alert: a task that repeats, a promise that’s overdue, a job that ran and left no trace.
Real record: the archive itself — the memory the rest of the crew works from.
If it isn’t in the record, it didn’t happen. The archive comes first.
“This job ran three times.” Who caused it is a different question, asked later.
A task stays on the list until someone shows her the result. Not the promise — the result.
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