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Tessera's #1 reason for not adopting BitGate: the on-ramp they found was the <bitgate-provider>/<bitgate-veil> widgets, so they never saw the "just the engine + events over Nostr" path, and — not finding a canonical decision event — invented their own kind-33604 shape. Both concerns were already solved, just not surfaced: - NIP-32 label events (kind 1985) ARE the canonical signed decision format; @bitgate/nostr already ships the codec and docs/labels.md documents interop. No 33604 needed. - The headless path is four pure functions, no runtime transport, no DOM. Add examples/headless-quickstart.mjs (runnable): moderators publish signed kind-1985 deny labels -> decodeLabels -> labelsToContributions -> reduce under an honored moderator set -> evaluateTarget against a plugin-registry policy. It shows exactly the transaction-dimension case the feedback names — a malware plugin stays visible (warn) but not installable (transaction deny), where a `hidden` boolean can't reach. Add a "Headless, straight from NIP-32 labels" README subsection stating labels are the canonical wire format and linking the example and docs/labels.md. Pin the behavior in tests/headless-quickstart.test.js (clean installable; malware visible-but-not-installable; an out-of-set labeller's deny ignored). Addresses the "no just-the-engine path", "decision format is ours", and "headless quickstart" items of the Tessera feedback (docs/TODO.md). Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <[email protected]> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01BXQCvJPA6sVSQ5j8uBd9bB