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VERIFICATION_INDEX.md

Verification index

This repo contains a minimal, public verification surface.

The purpose of this index is navigational clarity. It does not introduce rules. It references where verification-relevant artifacts live.

Verification status is defined in:

  • VERIFICATION_STATUS.md

Minimal demo run (public)

  • Demo run folder: 1.system/examples/runs/demo/
  • Run manifest: 1.system/examples/runs/demo/run-manifest.json
  • Run review: 1.system/examples/runs/demo/RUN_REVIEW.md
  • Stop record: 1.system/examples/runs/demo/STOP.md

This demo demonstrates structural admissibility, not domain validity.

Runs and stress tests (public)

  • Runs root (append-only diagnostic runs): 2.runs/
  • Example stress test run (Feb 11, 2026): 2.runs/2026-02-11/
  • Example negative and transfer violation runs (Feb 12, 2026):
    • 2.runs/2026-02-12/run_P-001_negative_inadmissible/
    • 2.runs/2026-02-12/run_P-002_scope_transfer_violation/
    • 2.runs/2026-02-12/run_P-003_explanatory_vs_normative/
  • Templates / gap candidates: 2.runs/templates/gap_candidates/

All runs are diagnostic. No run creates authority. No run upgrades artifacts.

Verification Categories

Verification is structured into categories recorded in VERIFICATION_STATUS.md.

Categories may include:

  • Meta / Scope Integrity
  • Admissible Run Validation
  • Inadmissible Run Rejection
  • Scope / Transfer Enforcement
  • Explanatory vs Normative Separation
  • Governance / Stress Tests (if established)

The index reflects location. The status file reflects evaluation.

Boundaries and Integrity

  • Public scope: PUBLIC_SCOPE.md
  • Integrity claims: INTEGRITY_CLAIMS.md
  • Run admissibility: RUN_ADMISSIBILITY.md
  • Stop rules: Stop_Rules.md

Verification is always relative to declared scope.

No verification implies:

  • truth
  • usefulness
  • completeness
  • normative endorsement

Structural Principle

Verification is structural.

It checks:

  • rule consistency
  • admissibility enforcement
  • STOP propagation
  • boundary discipline
  • explicit rejection of illegitimate transitions

It does not check:

  • correctness of domain claims
  • practical success
  • real-world truth
  • moral legitimacy

All authority remains external.
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