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What changes
Issues a secret hmt_v1 ticket bound to the current profile, session, and device for at most 600 seconds. It does not send a notification, change preferences, acknowledge an event, or authorize any owning business resource.
WHY IT MATTERS
- Gives people and agents a contract-backed way to discover issue messaging ticket.
- Separates subject identity, consent, evidence, provider output, review, issuer credentials, and relying-party acceptance instead of collapsing them into a universal trust score.
ISOLATION + AUTHORITY
Bearer subject, tenant, purpose, policy version, role, issuer, reviewer, provider, and relying-party boundaries remain distinct. The response or transition grants no payment, custody, settlement, publisher, matching, or trading authority and must not expose regulated evidence beyond the live schema.
BEFORE YOU CALL
- Authenticate at the documented boundary: bearer+scope.
- Use the live OpenAPI schema as the authority for the exact request shape and response model.
- Resolve the applicable purpose, policy version, consent or role basis, and required assurance before relying on this result.
WHAT TO DO NEXT
- Select one canonical identifier from the response and open its detail operation when the live contract exposes one.
- Use the returned lifecycle state and policy version to choose the next least-privilege trust action; do not infer a missing stage.
AGENT GUIDANCE
- Use issue messaging ticket only for the purpose and lifecycle stage described by this operation; do not treat it as authority for an adjacent action.
- Use the live OpenAPI schema as the authority for the exact request shape and response model.
- Treat policy availability, consent, evidence capture, completed checks, review, decision, credential issuance, validity, and relying-party acceptance as separate facts.
- Use response links and canonical identifiers instead of constructing internal service URLs or scraping the website.