Evidence
A public claim needs retained evidence. A passing test proves only the property it tests.
The doctrine
A readable account of how evidence, authority, gates, review, provenance, and ratification shape the public surface.
A public claim needs retained evidence. A passing test proves only the property it tests.
Models may propose and validators may validate; humans ratify material state transitions.
Each gate bounds what can be built and what remains unauthorized. Later capability is not silently live.
Independent review challenges claims, scope, accessibility, provenance, and protected history.
Canonical source, record version, projection version, and integrity hash travel with public-safe projections.
Candidate work is not canonical until explicit human authority promotes it.
R1
The public surface reads retained records and fails closed when lineage, publication, evidence, or authority is incomplete. No AI provider, realtime source, or future interface is required for the core content.