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First-100 scoreboard: the hunt, counted honestly

The First-100 Hunt Engine hunts the first 100 paying accounts segment by segment, through doors that already exist. This scoreboard prints, per segment, the target beside the actuals at every stage — enumerated, door-reached, claimed and registered, activated, acquired on a paid line, billed-paying — so the gap is a number, not a narrative. Affiliated accounts print as Segment 0 and never count toward the 100; zeros print as zeros; a stage no helper measures per segment prints as not measured, never as an invented number.

100target total
0claimed and registered, external total
0activated, external total
0billed-paying total
not measuredenumerated, hunt segments total

The segments

Totals and their rules

Payment rails: Stripe billing armed false, x402 settlement armed false. Global publisher context (not segment-tagged): publishers claimed 0 in total — 0 external and 0 affiliated. Publisher claims counted globally through publisherWedge across live accounts: these totals are context for the hunt, are tagged to no one segment (Segment A claims read from here), and are never summed into any segment stage or total.

Counting rules

The methodology

First-100 scoreboard methodology: this scoreboard prints, per hunt segment in hunt order, the segment target beside six stages — enumerated, door-reached, claimed and registered, activated, acquired on a paid line, and billed-paying — each stage computed live at read time only from the existing exported helpers named in that stage. Enumerated for Segments B, C and D is the latest enumeration snapshot across live accounts, read through huntSegmentAggregates; claimed and registered and activated for those segments are the queue attribution aggregates read through huntQueueAttributionAggregates; Segment F reads the cross-flow referrals; the billed-paying stage reads the two payment-rail armed checks; Segment 0 carries the registered-agents counter as its affiliated context. The counting rules print verbatim in substance below, totals sum only measured stages, and nothing is stored, sealed or cached for this document.

The limits

Limits, stated plainly: this surface is public and keyless, so it publishes aggregates only — no tenant ids, no candidate identifiers, no contact or account data, and no named target list ever appears; the hunt queue stays private. Counts and targets only: no money figure appears anywhere on this surface. Where a stage is not measured per segment by any existing helper, the stage reads null with the status recorded-not-computed / not-yet-instrumented and no number is invented. Activation under counting rule 2 has three shapes — a completed first delegation, monitoring activated beyond the free baseline, and a partner verdict integration live — but only the completed first delegation is segment-tagged in the attribution store; the monitoring and partner activation shapes are not segment-tagged in any existing store, so the activated stage counts only the segment-tagged shape and the other shapes stay recorded-not-computed / not-yet-instrumented for segment purposes. Acquired on a paid line likewise carries no segment tag in any existing store. Segment E is allocated zero by design and is not hunted: gig-seller operators have no direct door and enter only through a venue door, where they count under that door's segment.

Callable surfaces

Machine-readable scoreboard: GET /v1/first-100 · Hunt enumeration: /hunt-enumeration · Network health: /network-health. Markdown twin: /first-100.md.