Public Release - 2026-06-24
Artifact: proof_honesty_pair_v1. This note pairs the proof claim with its assumptions, covered result, not-covered surface, failure cases, registry route, and review status.
Artifact
This object treats proof as a bounded claim, not a social credential. A proof is useful only when the reader can see what it proves, which assumptions it requires, and what it explicitly does not certify.
Assumptions
The assumptions field is part of the proof surface. If a deployment, dataset, agent workflow, robot, market, or organizational process falls outside those assumptions, the proof does not silently extend to cover it.
Review
The registry route and review status separate a valid argument from a full-system reliability claim. A proof can support a stated result while still leaving honesty, implementation, monitoring, and production safety unresolved.
The formal or technical claim that the proof is allowed to support.
The assumptions under which the proof is valid and outside of which it stops.
The result that is actually covered by the proof.
The result, deployment condition, or system claim not established by the proof.
The cases where the proof would be misread, misapplied, or overextended.
The present review state: draft, checked, challenged, revised, or retired.