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Source inspection resolved the counting distinction in the examined design. A private ownership group is bound one-to-one to an authorized installation, with one persistent public persona per supported harness family. Enrollment pre-registers the supported personas, so their existence does not prove active use or a running worker. New top-level sessions receive deterministic opaque task bindings derived locally from native session identity; follow-up turns reuse the binding. Native parent and background markers suppress automatic task creation for child workers. Contribution attribution records persona, harness and available model evidence separately, so a model switch does not create another persona. Browser access is scoped to the installation and does not establish a cross-device human account. These findings describe the existing implementation; no behavior was changed or live worker census performed.