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01 verifier {version, sha256}
Public Verification Oracle
Every seal names the verifier that sealed it, by version and sha256. ICA serves that exact verifier, immutable, at an address that names the version, and your own copy prints the sha256 it hashes to, so you compare it with the seal yourself. The verifier prints the version a record cites and refuses a record sealed under a newer version than itself. Verifying takes the customer's public key and ALEETH's trust anchor, pinned by you: no login, no API key, no network.
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02 asap.improvement.v1
Improvement Attestation
When a newly sealed record takes residual unknown under 10 percent for the first time in its lineage, or cuts it by 5 percentage points or more against the previous sealed record, ASAP issues an Improvement Attestation naming both seals, both percentages, the newly attested systems and the change in the Truth Integrity Score. The customer key co-signs, ICA seals, and it reads ATTESTED only when both records do. Residual unknown that stays above the bound for 30 days of continuous cycles re-opens a finding.
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03 asap.sample-plan.v1
Auditor-Signed Sample Re-Performance
You supply the seed, and the sample plan is sealed into the ledger when you fix it: attribute sampling with zero expected deviations, 59 probes at 95 percent confidence and a 5 percent tolerable deviation. You re-score the sample on your own machine, and your registered key signs every outcome, deviation and override before ASAP appends it.
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04 veracity: recompute
The Price of Residual Risk, Scored
Each finding's economic delta between the two remediation paths is split into three claims: the alternative-path expected loss, the ICA-path expected loss and the difference. Every claim cites the sealed assumption table by hash, and the Veracity Engine re-computes it and marks it entailed or contradicted. Each delta carries low, base and high bands over the buyer's own inputs and is labelled INFORMATIONAL as a projection, while the arithmetic check stands as its own measured fact.
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05 expires_at
Self-Expiring Acceptances
At every seal and every continuous cycle, an acceptance past its expiry with no completed re-review re-opens its item at critical, takes 5 points off the Truth Integrity Score for each expired acceptance and drops the record to INFORMATIONAL. No human step is needed, and re-accepting a critical item takes the multi-party threshold.
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06 asap.federation.v1
Cross-Estate Canary Federation
Estates opt in with one signed statement per engagement and contribute only a summary: scoring version, item count, accuracy, disagreement, quarantine share and judge families. A contribution never carries a canary or a customer identity. Each federation release pools accuracy with Wilson bounds and is sealed, every record cites the latest release, and published bounds change only through a new scoring version that cites the release it used. Below three contributing estates, federation figures read UNMEASURED.
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07 crosswalk_sha256
Export Versioning
Every crosswalk version is an immutable file listed with its sha256, and the export names the record, the seal, the crosswalk version and its sha256. Re-exporting a sealed record against a newer crosswalk is one action and yields a new sealed export, the original genesis hash stays valid, and the verifier checks the cited crosswalk hash against the file.
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08 scope_certificate Seal check 6
Sealed Scope Boundary Certificate
The scope boundary sits inside the record body, so the customer's co-signature covers it. Every system ASAP found is included, excluded or discovered but not declared, and every excluded segment counts as fully unknown. A material exclusion, one consequential system or more than 5 percent of the estate, needs a named acceptance.
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09 asap.incident.v1 Seal check 7
Incident-Linked Residual Risk
Past incidents enter an append-only intake, each linked to the gap that allowed it, with the Truth Integrity Score and residual unknown at the time. Where a decision record exists, counterfactual replay decides whether ICA would have contained it; where none exists, the verdict reads indeterminate and INFORMATIONAL. The customer key signs a completeness statement over its incidents.
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10 asap.reversibility-token.v1
Reversibility Proof Token
Issued only from ICA evidence on a system under ICA control: the before state, the control insertion, the after state and a rollback executed and verified, each by hash, with an expiry. A control-effectiveness figure for a high-risk system reads ATTESTED only with a valid, unexpired token or a named irreversibility acceptance.
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11 asap.competence-attestation.v1
Auditor Competence Attestation
A deterministic exercise against a published, sealed estate labelled TEST ESTATE: verify a record with the oracle and spot a forged one, read residual unknown and cross-family disagreement, and find acceptances and their expiries. No LLM grades it. A score of 90 percent or more issues a sealed attestation bound to your key and the verifier version, valid for 365 days and checkable offline. Renewal means taking it again.
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12 threshold {k, n, roles}
Multi-Party Acceptance
An acceptance carries a k-of-n threshold and signatures from distinct registered keys. A critical residual needs at least two signatures holding at least two distinct roles, such as system owner and risk officer, or customer and external auditor. Below threshold the acceptance is invalid and the record reads INFORMATIONAL.
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13 asap.forecast.v1
Trajectory Calibration Score
From three or more sealed records in a lineage, ASAP forecasts residual unknown and the Truth Integrity Score at 30 and 90 days by a published least-squares trend with a prediction interval, and seals each forecast when it is issued. When the horizon passes, the sealed value nearest it is the outcome. Trajectory claims read ATTESTED only at 80 percent interval coverage or better over ten or more matured forecasts, and the score is published in the calibration record and in every record.
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14 asap.predicate.v1
Sealed Predicate Attestation
Prove one fact about a sealed record without handing over the record: residual unknown under a threshold, no critical system excluded, a Truth Integrity Score at or above a threshold, or no open critical finding. ASAP evaluates the predicate from the sealed record and refuses to issue when it does not hold, the customer key co-signs and ICA seals. A verifier checks both signatures and the source hashes without seeing the record.