Input contract parsed and bound to a check
A check ran; its captured output is referenced on this step.
evidence attached — verifying
Home asks whether an auditor could prove what your agent did. This page is the answer: every claim resolves to a record you can re-open — here is what that record is, who verifies it, and where it honestly stops.
Walk the audit trail
This is what the gate sees: a hash-chained trace where every requirement moves from unproven to evidence-attached to proven. When one item never produces a check that ran, the gate holds the line — and the run does not get to call itself complete.
A check ran; its captured output is referenced on this step.
evidence attached — verifying
Use Back / Advance, the progress rail, or the arrow keys to step the run. The gate decides from verifiable facts only — it never marks the run complete while an item is unproven.
Input contract parsed and bound to a check
sha256:genesis → sha256:a1c4…parse
evidence: tests/contract/parse_input_test — captured run output
Code wired into a live execution path
sha256:a1c4…parse → sha256:b3d9…wire
evidence: tests/integration/dispatch_path_test — captured run output
Evidence record emitted by the independent verifier
sha256:b3d9…wire → sha256:c7f2…emit
evidence: verifier/emit_record_test — captured run output
Downstream ledger reconciliation
sha256:c7f2…emit → sha256:d5e0…ledger
evidence: none — no check has run
The line is held.
gate held an unproven item — fail-closed, correct
run status: HELD — not complete (an unproven item remains)
Deterministic gates decide completeness from verifiable facts only; model self-assessment informs, never gates.
Illustrative / representative sample data.
The verifier has no write access to implementation and never grades its own output.
The hash-chained log is tamper-evident proof that execution happened as recorded (proof of execution) — distinct from proof that generated code is correct (proof of correctness), which is out of scope. Z3 checks the requirement logic model, not generated code.