data.indexed@1

data.indexed@1 is the retained runtime Interface descriptor declared by the v1alpha1 Legacy IndexedStore Form. No current v1alpha2 candidate declares it. Requirement keywords are used as described in ../conformance.md.

Retained descriptor

The exact Interface identity is the open pair data.indexed / 1. Its portable document contains only these operation capability tokens:

{
  "operations": [
    "delete",
    "get",
    "put",
    "query"
  ]
}

The document schema requires that exact four-item, unique, closed set. The tokens advertise the bounded item operations an IndexedStore makes available; they do not select a transport, endpoint, request envelope, query language, consistency implementation, or authorization mechanism.

The descriptor maps exactly two values from the declaring Resource's public output:

Input	Source	JSON Pointer
resource	output	/id
name	output	/name

It declares no literal or host-resolved input. In particular, it declares no endpoint, request/response schema digest, resourceUriInput, credential, binding, token, target, backend, or commercial value.

The canonical machine-readable descriptor is the interfaces entry in the retained Legacy IndexedStore Form Definition. The immutable definition and retained Legacy catalogue are checked together by go run ./cmd/standard-form-conformance verify.

Host boundary

The Form owns the exact descriptor above. A host that materializes it owns the Interface record, routing and endpoint choice, request protocol, authorization and consumer bindings, credential issuance, lifecycle, target selection, quota, billing, and implementation. The descriptor grants no access and does not make those host decisions portable state.

Deliberate omissions

This version defines no common endpoint or request/response payload contract. It also defines no schema digests, revisions, cursor protocol, batching protocol, or resource URI input. A future portable wire contract would require a separately reviewed Interface descriptor/version and regenerated Form Package; implementations MUST NOT infer one merely from the current data.indexed@1 name.