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## Problem
The package-owned invariant seam made publication and registration exhaustive, but its first generated baseline accepted empty installers. A follow-up then replaced those empties with generic assertions about plugin names, injections, effects, service methods, and fixed pure-library examples. Those assertions made every companion executable without making the system safer: TypeScript, Cordis startup, package tests, and module-load tests already enforce those shapes, while the invariant service should detect impossible runtime state.
The package-owned invariant service made publication and registration exhaustive, but its first generated baseline accepted empty installers. A follow-up then replaced those empties with generic assertions about plugin names, injections, effects, service methods, and fixed pure-library examples. Those assertions made every companion executable without making the system safer: TypeScript, Cordis startup, package tests, and module-load tests already enforce those shapes, while the invariant service should detect impossible runtime state.
A useful runtime invariant relates observations over time or across a mutable data structure. Examples include a terminal event without its start, an LLM delta for a block that is not open, or a durable result whose identity differs from its request. Merely confirming that a declared method exists, that a plugin has its expected name, or that a constant example still returns a known value is not such a relation.