ARCHITECTURE VIEW
Deployment profiles
The complete reference profile is chain-free and local-first. Optional signed observations are publication or ordering inputs only; they do not create authorization or prove deployment correctness.
SEMANTIC SYSTEM VIEW
Deployment profiles map
Each step carries its state in text. The diagram remains readable without colour or client JavaScript.
- 01Local developer or CIReference
Runs local checks from supplied source and fixtures without a required public chain.
- 02Entity manifestSpecification
Provides declared identity, artifact context, and schema version.
- 03Authority policySpecification
Provides scoped decision rules, expiry, and revocation semantics.
- 04Local deterministic decisionReference
Produces an explicit scoped result or fail-closed outcome from supplied inputs.
- 05Evidence bundleReference
Captures declared inputs, digests, result material, and limitations.
- 06Local signature verificationReference
Checks the supplied signature and digest material within the declared local scope.
- 07Receipt exportReference
Exports a reproducible receipt without requiring a public chain or hosted verifier.
- 08Signed observation publicationOptional external
May expose a bounded observation after its own signature and freshness checks.
Text equivalent: Local developer or CI is reference; Entity manifest is specification; Authority policy is specification; Local deterministic decision is reference; Evidence bundle is reference; Local signature verification is reference; Receipt export is reference; Signed observation publication is optional external.
CURRENT IMPLEMENTATION BOUNDARY
What this view does and does not state
No public chain is required for local verification. The reference design supports offline operation from supplied local inputs; revocation freshness still depends on a declared local source and its stated limitation. An optional observation can publish or order a record, but cannot create authorization.
Inspect the claim register and evidence classes for the records that govern public assurance language.