Public-safe proof summaries

Governed threshold-scene execution now has a public-safe proof page covering twin-run comparison posture, refusal-aware enforcement, and bounded scene promotion.

• Public-safe evidence: governed scene proof, comparison-ready replay posture, and refusal boundaries translated for diligence review.
• Why it matters: demonstrates controlled media-lane execution rather than unverified generative output.

BC1 now has a dedicated proof surface showing replay consistency, mismatch handling, and refusal-aware production behavior under governed conditions.

• Public-safe evidence: replay summary, mismatch-aware integrity posture, and refusal behavior translated for public review.
• Why it matters: shows production discipline and constrained execution, not just content existence.

A public-safe Unreal Engine proof page now shows build/promote, smoke consume, package preview, promoted consumption, and refusal-aware behavior in one governed engine lane.

• Public-safe evidence: governed engine build/promotion flow, promoted consumption checks, and refusal on unpromoted input.
• Why it matters: demonstrates engine-lane discipline as an operational system, not just a toolchain claim.

A public-safe Unity proof page now shows the same governed engine-lane pattern across build, smoke, package, promoted consumption, and refusal boundaries.

• Public-safe evidence: second engine-lane validation of promotion-aware execution and refusal discipline.
• Why it matters: shows that governed execution is repeatable across environments rather than tied to one stack.

A public-safe replay page now translates staged T2I, I2V, post, assembly, and refusal-aware behavior for a governed media-lane proof.

• Public-safe evidence: staged replay structure, release assembly posture, and refusal on unpromoted inputs.
• Why it matters: shows governed media execution as a productized lane, not a single-output demo.

The local proof plane now has a dedicated public-safe page describing verification flow, promotion posture, and why local authority matters for governed execution.

• Public-safe evidence: local verification path, proof-bundle posture, and chain-of-proof framing translated for diligence review.
• Why it matters: reduces dependence on opaque hosted systems and strengthens trust in execution boundaries.

ValidX now has a public-safe evidence page for deterministic validation, gate outcomes, and refusal-aware enforcement posture.

• Public-safe evidence: sweep-gate posture, verification summary, and enforcement framing translated from internal evidence.
• Why it matters: demonstrates validation as an operational control surface, not a vague assurance layer.

Canonical local replay verified acceptance, promotion, and proof-bundle generation on main, with promotion hash verification and local authority preserved.

• Public-safe evidence: replay completed on main, validation pass, promoted locally, hash verification true.
• Why it matters: proof-of-record is replayable locally instead of depending on an external collaboration surface.

Genesis reports a full local proof run pass, anchored to a recorded receipt bundle and guarded by fail-closed execution rules on unstable paths.

• Public-safe evidence: latest full proof run result PASS, recorded receipt bundle exists, override use requires explicit operator intent.
• What is withheld: local paths, raw receipts, commands, and infrastructure details remain redacted from the public surface.

AetherOS confirms repeatable local proof receipts, deterministic build discipline, and protected PR-only delivery without exposing internal implementation details.

• Public-safe evidence: repeatable local proof exists, fail-closed preflight is enforced, protected PR checks gate delivery.
• Why it matters: governance is demonstrated in delivery behavior, not just roadmap language.

Representative public-safe artifact pack showing manifest, receipt, and replay notes with private identifiers removed by policy.

• Included: redacted manifest, redacted receipt, replay notes, review-first operating constraints.
• Removed: internal IDs, local paths, raw promotion decisions, and non-public architecture details.

Public-safe verification sample showing manifest, receipt, and verify report at a limited-output abstraction.

• Included: determinism, continuity, and tone checks with public-safe status fields.
• Removed: release-state internals, private artifact identifiers, and infrastructure references.

ValidX now emits deterministic governance artifacts around validation, promotion readiness, artifact integrity, SBOM, and secrets scanning.

• Public-safe evidence: sweep gate is documented as emitting deterministic SBOM, contract snapshot, secrets scan, and promotion receipts.
• What is withheld: raw artifacts remain internal until a redacted public sample is intentionally published.