@@ -3714,7 +3714,7 @@ assembled the run. Above them sits the engine's own, and a name in it means the
 same thing in every execution: whichever host built it, whichever package
 registered what, and whatever the repository holds.
 
-One component is in it. `<Syntax />` describes the vocabulary of the site it is
+`<Syntax />` and `<Evaluate>` are in it. `<Syntax />` describes the vocabulary of the site it is
 written at, and a description of a run's vocabulary that anything in the run
 could answer for is a description of nothing — the value of the answer is
 exactly that nobody but core produced it.
@@ -3743,14 +3743,40 @@ and verified where the component is invoked, and core's own copy is what runs.
 Every other name in the execution stays the ordinary open import it has always
 been.
 
-**Protection is about the answer, not about power.** A protected implementation
-is handed the lexical syntax reference for its site and nothing else: no
-component definitions, no import witness, no invocation capability, no policy
-table, no provider and no registration handle. The body itself is kept in a table
-private to the copy of core that built the implementation and reached only by
-canonical expansion, so an implementation another loaded copy created — which is
-an ordinary arrangement, because a component can be loaded from disk beside its
-own copy — has no body here and no answer to give.
+**Protection is about the answer, not about power.** Canonical expansion hands a
+protected body its lexical syntax reference and the internal operations its
+site owns. `<Evaluate>` receives the captured evaluation profile, its paired
+content projection and an operation that derives a child protected route for
+exact admitted definitions. None is published through a context, component API,
+import answer or public host input.
+
+Protected lookup uses exact function identity. The execution's route projects
+an already routed source onto a wrapper without exposing the body; an
+unprotected source projects nothing. Profile sealing projects the first wrapper
+onto the full execution route. `<Evaluate>` derives a fresh child route seeded
+only with its selected sealed definitions, and passes that route and its narrowed
+lexical `SyntaxReference` internally to generated expansion. Generated import
+projects its form/result wrapper only within the child route. Canonical dispatch
+issues the invocation in the routed body's original domain and applies generated
+form checks and read-result collection around either kind of body. Authored
+imports still require their own settled selection frame; a routed function
+cannot repair a missing or multiply selected domain. Paired producers retain
+their lexical site route and operational authority.
+
+A trusted provider may therefore delegate and claim canonical self-closing
+`<Syntax>` as a component answer. Its bare form reports the admitted vocabulary;
+its named form renders the enclosing authoring documentation with narrowed
+availability. Verified protected documentation provenance survives sealing even
+when the delegating provider has a different origin. That provenance is
+descriptive data and never a callable lookup key.
+
+Routes, projection edges, bodies, domains, callable sets and site operations
+belong to one live execution. Child closure and execution teardown invalidate
+retained operations. A same-name function, structural clone, independent wrapper,
+unadmitted definition or implementation another loaded copy built gains no
+route. Durable records keep their existing structural identities, forms, source,
+profile inputs and results; they contain no callable authority. Continuation
+rebuilds routes from the resuming execution's own verified answers.
 
 **The named form is a second question.** Bare `<Syntax />` answers *what may I
 write here*. `<Syntax names={["Elicit"]} />` answers *how do I use this one*, and
 
@@ -71,7 +71,7 @@ import type { Operation } from "effection";
 import { getExpansion } from "../expansion.ts";
 import { NO_PROFILE, REVOKED } from "../evaluation-profile.ts";
 import type { CapturedEntry, CapturedProfile } from "../evaluation-profile.ts";
-import { evaluateGeneratedXmd } from "../generated-xmd.ts";
+import { evaluateProtectedGeneratedXmd } from "../generated-xmd.ts";
 import type {
   GeneratedEffectClass,
   GeneratedMutation,
@@ -224,8 +224,8 @@ function evaluate(claim: IdentityClaimant): ProtectedBody {
     // producer is told about is the vocabulary the fragment is admitted for —
     // and reported as availability against the enclosing reference, which keeps
     // the authoring documentation the site already had.
-    const narrowed = narrow(site.syntax, entries);
-    const source = stated === undefined ? yield* project(site, narrowed) : stated;
+    const narrowedSyntax = narrow(site.syntax, entries);
+    const source = stated === undefined ? yield* project(site, narrowedSyntax) : stated;
 
     // Read after the producer has rendered, and exactly once per occurrence: a
     // producer may itself commit mutations, and the basis this admission is
@@ -254,9 +254,13 @@ function evaluate(claim: IdentityClaimant): ProtectedBody {
     // fragment produced inside another fragment's producer leaves the outer one
     // where it was, and a failed one leaves nothing behind.
     const leave = yield* profile.enterFragment();
+    const narrowedBodies = site.narrowProtectedBodies(
+      entries.admitted.map((entry) => entry.definition.fn),
+    );
     try {
-      return answer(yield* evaluateGeneratedXmd(request));
+      return answer(yield* evaluateProtectedGeneratedXmd(request, narrowedBodies, narrowedSyntax));
     } finally {
+      narrowedBodies?.close();
       leave();
     }
   };
 
@@ -19,6 +19,8 @@
  */
 
 import type { ComponentDefinition, FunctionComponentDefinition, SourcePosition } from "../types.ts";
+import type { Operation } from "effection";
+import type { ComponentInvocation } from "../invocation-identity.ts";
 import type {
   FormSelections,
   InvocationIdentities,
@@ -147,6 +149,12 @@ export interface ExpansionAuthority {
    * kept past this execution's teardown reaches a table that is gone.
    */
   readonly protectedBodies?: ProtectedBodies;
+  /** The generated import's form check and result collection, around either body kind. */
+  readonly invoke?: (
+    fn: unknown,
+    invocation: ComponentInvocation,
+    body: Operation<unknown>,
+  ) => Operation<unknown>;
 }
 
 /** Why an answer is not the one canonical execution produced for this name. */
 
@@ -54,7 +54,7 @@ import type {
   FragmentFileAccess,
 } from "./fragment-capabilities.ts";
 import { isFormDispatcher } from "./invocation-identity.ts";
-import type { ComponentInvocation } from "./invocation-identity.ts";
+import type { ComponentInvocation, ProtectedBodies } from "./invocation-identity.ts";
 import type { FetchRequest } from "./fetch-request.ts";
 import { normalizeFetchRequest, requestRecord } from "./fetch-request.ts";
 import { CORE_REVISION } from "./generated-xmd.ts";
@@ -411,6 +411,8 @@ export type ResolvedAnswers = ReadonlyMap<string, ResolvedAnswer>;
  * own operation or a provider's answer, and the two are different grants.
  */
 export interface CapturedEntry {
+  /** Documentation provenance of an exact routed answer; grants no callable authority. */
+  readonly protectedOrigin?: string;
   readonly name: string;
   readonly identity: FragmentIdentity;
   readonly forms: readonly FragmentForm[];
@@ -553,8 +555,8 @@ export interface PreparedProfile {
   readonly live: () => boolean;
   /** End them. Registered by canonical execution before any installation runs. */
   readonly revoke: () => void;
-  /** The completed profile, from the answers this execution resolved. */
-  seal(answers: ResolvedAnswers): Operation<CapturedProfile>;
+  /** Seal answers, projecting lifetime wrappers through the execution's private operation. */
+  seal(answers: ResolvedAnswers, project?: ProtectedBodies["project"]): Operation<CapturedProfile>;
 }
 
 /**
@@ -605,14 +607,17 @@ export function* prepareEvaluationProfile(
       capabilities.revoke();
     },
     // deno-lint-ignore require-yield
-    *seal(answers: ResolvedAnswers): Operation<CapturedProfile> {
+    *seal(
+      answers: ResolvedAnswers,
+      project?: ProtectedBodies["project"],
+    ): Operation<CapturedProfile> {
       // One sealed implementation per name, built before either table is
       // sealed. A name that holds two entries — the self-closing spelling in
       // `read` and the paired one in `write` — is one component seen from two
       // sides, so both entries carry the same object: two guards over one
       // answer would be two lifetimes for one implementation, and which of
       // them a fragment reached would depend on which table admitted it.
-      const sealed = sealAnswers(answered, answers, capabilities);
+      const sealed = sealAnswers(answered, answers, capabilities, project);
       return Object.freeze({
         read: sealEntries(read, sealed),
         write: sealEntries(write, sealed),
@@ -877,6 +882,7 @@ function spelling(identity: FragmentIdentity): string {
 
 /** One provider-backed name's sealed implementation, shared by every entry. */
 interface SealedAnswer {
+  readonly protectedOrigin?: string;
   readonly props: PropsSchema;
   readonly definition: FunctionComponentDefinition;
   readonly dispatch?: unknown;
@@ -894,6 +900,7 @@ function sealAnswers(
   answered: ReadonlyMap<string, FragmentIdentity>,
   answers: ResolvedAnswers,
   capabilities: CapturedCapabilities,
+  project: ProtectedBodies["project"] | undefined,
 ): ReadonlyMap<string, SealedAnswer> {
   const sealed = new Map<string, SealedAnswer>();
   for (const name of answered.keys()) {
@@ -908,11 +915,14 @@ function sealAnswers(
     }
     const answer = resolved.definition;
     const inner = answer.fn;
+    const guard = bounded(inner, capabilities);
+    const protectedOrigin = project?.(inner, guard);
     sealed.set(
       name,
       Object.freeze({
         props: detach(answer.props),
-        definition: Object.freeze({ ...answer, fn: bounded(inner, capabilities) }),
+        definition: Object.freeze({ ...answer, fn: guard }),
+        ...(protectedOrigin === undefined ? {} : { protectedOrigin }),
         // The provider's own dispatcher, when its answer has one. The
         // definition above runs behind core's lifetime guard, so what a
         // selection would read off it is core's function rather than the
@@ -950,6 +960,7 @@ function sealEntry(entry: PreparedEntry, sealed: ReadonlyMap<string, SealedAnswe
       kind: "component-answer" as const,
       ...described,
       definition: answer.definition,
+      ...(answer.protectedOrigin === undefined ? {} : { protectedOrigin: answer.protectedOrigin }),
       ...(answer.dispatch === undefined ? {} : { dispatch: answer.dispatch }),
     });
   }
 
@@ -2572,6 +2572,7 @@ function* executeDocument(
                 declared: declaredImports,
                 guarded: identity.protected,
               }),
+              identity.protectedBodies.project,
             );
 
       const authority: ExpansionAuthority = {
 
@@ -3085,14 +3085,26 @@ function* expandFunctionComponent(
         // the contextual answer below is. Both report it; only this one is
         // beyond reach of the chain that reports it, which is what a component
         // choosing an effect from it needs.
-        const issued = issueInvocation(
-          expansion.id,
-          name,
-          selected,
-          yield* useScope(),
-          !selfClosing,
-          dispatcher,
-        );
+        const frame = yield* useScope();
+        // An authored import must still settle its selection frame, including
+        // refusing multiple delegations. Only a generated expansion has no such
+        // table and issues through its narrowed protected route instead.
+        const issued =
+          (authority?.identities === undefined
+            ? authority?.protectedBodies?.issue(
+                definition.fn,
+                expansion.id,
+                name,
+                frame,
+                !selfClosing,
+                dispatcher,
+              )
+            : undefined) ??
+          issueInvocation(expansion.id, name, selected, frame, !selfClosing, dispatcher);
+        const dispatchBody = (body: Operation<unknown>) =>
+          authority?.invoke === undefined
+            ? body
+            : authority.invoke(definition.fn, issued.invocation, body);
         const projectionState: ProjectionState = {
           invocation,
           projecting: issued.projecting,
@@ -3267,23 +3279,29 @@ function* expandFunctionComponent(
                   }
                   return renderSegments(outcome.segments);
                 });
+            let active = true;
             try {
-              return yield* guarded(validatedProps, issued.invocation, {
-                syntax: authority?.syntax,
-                evaluation: authority?.evaluation,
-                projectContent: lease?.project,
-              });
+              return yield* dispatchBody(
+                guarded(validatedProps, issued.invocation, {
+                  syntax: authority?.syntax,
+                  evaluation: authority?.evaluation,
+                  projectContent: lease?.project,
+                  narrowProtectedBodies: (implementations: Iterable<unknown>) =>
+                    active ? authority?.protectedBodies?.narrow(implementations) : undefined,
+                }),
+              );
             } finally {
               // Closed in the same breath the issuance is: a projector a body
               // kept authorizes nothing once that body has finished.
               lease?.close();
+              active = false;
               issued.close();
             }
           }
           // Ended in the same breath the body is: an issuance a wrapper kept
           // from a finished element authorizes nothing when it is routed here.
           try {
-            return yield* definition.fn(validatedProps, issued.invocation);
+            return yield* dispatchBody(definition.fn(validatedProps, issued.invocation));
           } finally {
             issued.close();
           }