Reviewer-to-seal is bounded and observed
Time from reviewer evidence to sealed entry in the decision ledger is bounded, audited, and explainable.
End-to-end time from reviewer evidence to a sealed, auditable ledger entry is bounded and observed. Implementation details of the sealing process are reserved for approved review.
- p95 latency
- 198 ms
- audit gaps
- 0
Open: sealing latency under degraded operating conditions is higher than steady-state; investigation in progress.
Public summary & integrity check
Each public case study ships a summary dossier and a SHA-256 digest so you can confirm the bytes served here are the bytes you hash locally. This is a byte-integrity check, not a cryptographic signature. Full reproduction materials (protocol, controls, expected outputs) are access-controlled and released only to approved researchers through the Research Console.
# Recompute the public SHA-256 digest shasum -a 256 governance.reprod.json # expected: … # Or verify against the published manifest shasum -a 256 -c governance.SHA256SUMS
The SHA-256 digest above provides byte-integrity verification of the public summary dossier. Detached Ed25519 signing (over signed research bundles) and external notary co-signing are tracked separately in the Foundation evidence ledger. Full reproduction kits are not published here — request access via the Research Console.