SurrealDB canonical layer lands with cross-client visibility — 1,059 persons, 10 orgs, 1 event, 1,245 observations, all client-tagged from day one

Yesterday's [[Joined-People-UI-and-the-Network-First-Pivot]] exploration ended with a clear conclusion: the filesystem-as-substrate posture that has carried augment-it this far stops working the moment we try to blend canonical entity data (LinkedIn truth, refreshable, shareable across clients) with proprietary per-engagement commentary. Tonight that posture changes. SurrealDB Cloud is live on `main/main`, wired through the Node SDK with a working connector, seeded with the 882 humain-vc LinkedIn-network persons from last night's tagged-briefing pipeline AND the 177 reach-edu attendees from a Stand Together event held last month — two clients sharing one canonical schema with not a single row of leakage between them, courtesy of a `client_access` array materialized on every entity. Plus the spec for the UI that closes the loop — a per-event enrichment surface where the operator turns 177 email-only sparse rows into named persons + properly-tagged organizations one row at a time. The fact log (`observations` table) captures every claim with provenance — who said what, when, on behalf of which client — so the next time we refresh from LinkedIn or pull a new attendee list, nothing overwrites an operator's hand-curated note. The bus that left yesterday with a network-first pivot is back tonight with the data substrate to make the pivot real.