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Pool
/[pul]/n.Origin
From the English pool, signifying a bounded aggregation of shared resources and competencies. In Synedre, it embodies a contractual governance envelope tying agents to strict budgetary, iterative, and qualitative success criteria.
Definition
A bounded governance, budgeting, and arbitration envelope bound to an execution arm. Exactly one pool may run per arm at any time. A pool enforces hard financial limits in euros (max_cost_eur), a maximum round quota, designated leadership (chef), an impartial evaluator (juge), and machine-readable stopping criteria stored as structured JSONB.
Example
An accessibility audit pool operates in arm B4 with a 5 euro cap and Braille assigned as judge, automatically closing once all compliance criteria are formally validated.