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Which budget a metered run draws down.

Two members, because there are two budgets. Free usage and paid usage are the same balance on the same account, spent at the same prices and refused by the same check; what a workspace paid for that balance decides what its refusal offers next, not how the run is admitted. A third member for the free tier is what let the two drift — different prices, different exemptions, different per-run sizing — while both claimed to meter usage.

Which counties a workspace may open projects on.

GRANTED is the counties its workspace_counties rows grant. NATIONAL is every county the shared corpus holds, for a workspace whose data is served from the corpus; a workspace still on its own branch reads only what that branch holds, so national coverage widens nothing for it until it moves. Stored so every gate reads one column; its value is a copy of the billing account's paid access, written only by the billing writes.

Where a workspace's county data physically lives.

Orthogonal to WorkspaceType, which is a billing cohort: a discovery workspace and a thin workspace are independent facts, and folding one into the other would conflate plan with topology.

LOCAL is every deployed workspace: the counties it may query were copied into its own branch, so a statement over them is workspace-only. COMMONS is a thin workspace, whose branch holds none of them — it is entitled to counties the shared corpus holds, and that entitlement is what binds its model-authored statements to the commons router.

The entitlement model's corpus verdict, resolved once here: national coverage on the shared-corpus lane. Not county_coverage == 'national' — a national workspace still on its own branch reads only the counties loaded into that branch. Carries the same value the customer-facing national_county_coverage does.

Which door a workspace was acquired through.

An acquisition fact, written once at creation and never rewritten. Orthogonal to WorkspaceType, which is the billing cohort, and to CountyDataResidency, which is topology: a direct-paid workspace opens as a discovery-type workspace on the joining grant and converts in place, so the type says nothing about the door. Keeping it separate is what makes an abandoned direct signup countable — it holds a free workspace whose type is indistinguishable from a Discovery one.

STAFF is every workspace a person at MAIA provisioned, and is what a row written before this column reports.