Proposal captured
The system records the actor, target, requested operation, claim, policy context, scope, and expected consequence before reliance.
G‑14 Proof
Proof packets for actions, conclusions, and repair paths.
G‑14 proof packets are designed to show what was proposed, what evidence was checked, what decision was made, what changed, and what can be verified later.
Proof chain External review
Evidence checked
Policy, source rights, confidence, freshness, custody, authority, and repair requirements are evaluated before action or conclusion.
Decision witnessed
Proceed, hold, repair, reject, block, or release decisions remain tied to the same proposal and evidence boundary.
Receipt exported
The packet preserves request, evidence, decision, outcome, timing, and verifier references for review outside the UI.
Receipt forms
Different domains, one proof-carrying record pattern.
The artifact name changes with the workflow. The standard does not: consequential AI should leave a record that ties proposal, evidence, decision, outcome, and review boundary together.
For tool calls, deployments, writes, robot commands, workflow approvals, and other effects that need admission before execution.
Verifier-oriented packetFor agent communication, reconstruction, scientific claims, repair cycles, and reject-with-witness outcomes.
Verifier-oriented packetFor TargetLock physical-AI decisions: preserve, correct, hold, block, release, and outcome evidence.
Verifier-oriented packetReviewer questionsA packet is useful only if it answers the challenge.
Read the verify guide Ties the record to the exact action or claim, before any effect existed.
Shows the bar the proposal had to clear, not just that it cleared.
Binds outcome to decision so drift between them is visible.
Preserves the control states, including the ones that stopped action.
The receipt has to verify outside the system that produced it.
Evaluation path
Bring one disputed action or conclusion.
A serious proof review starts with one workflow, one policy boundary, one receipt format, and one outside reviewer who needs the record to survive inspection.