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TRUST

A product becomes believable when policy and proof remain beside the result

Trust should come from provenance, policy, licensing, residency, and evidence, not from decorative claims alone.

Current public state

Public today
Bounded trust layer

The public site already enforces scoped copy, proof-pack rules, and trust-metric policy.

Current next step
Run and policy visibility

The next task is turning run evidence and policy decisions into visible surfaces.

Later
Governance surface

Licensing, residency, audit export, and incident evidence belong to the later trust plane.

Trust plane

Policy

The product eventually needs visible policy boundaries rather than hidden rules.

Provenance

Outputs should be traceable back to their inputs and their run path.

Evidence

Proof packs, run evidence, and audit export should connect into one visible layer.

How trust is made

INPUT

Source and policy

Sources, license state, and policy boundaries are decided first.

RUN

Trace and artifact

The run path and artifact chain should remain visible behind the output.

PROOF

Public trust surface

The public surface should expose only the subset that is safe and defensible to publish.

Trust evidence matrix

Trust evidencePublic todayNext stage
Public copy truthGoverned by proof pack and checklistArtifact-linked public proof
Run evidencePreview and docsTrace ID / artifact chain viewer
Policy / licensingDocument-only boundaryDecision log and licensing surface
Residency / auditNot yet publicTenant-aware audit and export

Principles

  • Trust comes from evidence structure before it comes from marketing language.
  • Home, legal, admin, and run surfaces should share one truth layer.
  • Public claims stay constrained to what can be evidenced today.