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Not executed law · not a closed hard gate · not soft tissue. Full example written to TTLLM ethos (down to the bone, free public core never paywalled, product is the proof). A human with authority should be able to read this and either adopt it with minor local edits or reject with specific corrections. Source markdown: docs/placeholders/ops/R2_ENABLE_AND_FIRST_BUCKET.md

R2 enable + first public object — full operator pack

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Infra voice. Hard gate T2 until product enabled.
Free-core objects only; tenant data never in public bucket.

1. Why R2 (ethos)

Git cannot be the sole distribution path for large public weights/shards. Object storage must still be content-addressed: every public object has SHA-256 in a manifest leaf. Paywalling downloads of claimed free-core objects is prohibited opacity.

2. Enable steps

  1. Cloudflare dashboard → account → R2
  2. Accept enablement / billing if prompted
  3. Confirm API no longer returns 10042-class enable errors
  4. Create API credentials only in gitignored secrets

3. Bucket design

FieldValue
Namettllm-public-releases
PurposeFree-core weights, docs, shard packs
Public accessDeliberate; free-core eligible only
VersioningOn
ForbiddenCustomer prompts, tenant weights, secrets

Key layout: releases/<model>/<version>/<file>

4. First object procedure

echo "TTLLM free core object — hello" > /tmp/ttllm-r2-hello.txt
sha256sum /tmp/ttllm-r2-hello.txt
npx wrangler r2 object put ttllm-public-releases/releases/bootstrap/hello.txt \
  --file=/tmp/ttllm-r2-hello.txt --remote

Record in supply-chain or release card: object key, sha256, date, free-core eligible: yes.

5. Integrity rules

6. Close T2 only when

R2 enabled + test object uploaded + hash recorded + inventory updated.

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