TITIP-004 Asset inventory
Status Accepted
Version 0.1
Stage 0 — Authority

Purpose

Define the inventory the owner builds while they are active: categories, instructions, and recipient assignment. The inventory is guidance. Storage rules for the bytes live in TITIP-005.

Decisions

  1. An asset record belongs to one owner and is filed into one vault. A vault may contain many asset records.

  2. The prototype category list is closed. Clients must not send free-form categories that bypass safety copy. Allowed categories:

    • Property
    • Banking
    • Insurance
    • Investments
    • Business
    • Digital assets (guidance about them, not keys)
    • Subscriptions
    • Dependants
    • Pets
    • Personal messages
    • Emergency contacts
    • Documents (where originals live, not the secret inside them)

  3. Each asset should capture institution or subject, a plain-language instruction, and where supporting originals are kept. It must not capture a secret. See the bank example in product/principles.md.

  4. “Digital assets” means instructions such as which exchange or which device. It must not be implemented as a seed-phrase field.

  5. Recipient assignment is per vault, not an ambient share of the whole inventory. An asset is visible to a recipient only because its vault is assigned (ADR-003).

  6. Notes and instructions are owner-authored. AI drafts, when they exist, stay unreleased until the owner saves them (TITIP-012).

Prototype demo inventory

Vault Category examples Recipient
Insurance Insurance Wife
Property Property Wife
Business continuity Business Business partner
Personal message Personal messages Daughter

Six documented items in the sample dashboard may be several asset records inside these vaults. The number is illustrative. The scoping is not.

What the inventory is not

Acceptance