The restricted DSL parses an admitted program and computes its result through an interpreter instead of accepting a recalled figure.
Does not establish The restriction does not establish that the program asks the right question or uses correct inputs, and it does not cover unrestricted narration.
A new domain application needs a defined user decision, a covered uncertainty term, and evidence that the receipt helps with that decision.
Does not establish This guide establishes no domain approval, customer deployment, or new experimental result; the earlier mixed-origin narrative has been retired.
The verifier can compare carried capture evidence with signed log commitments and report the resulting width-trust status.
Does not establish Anchoring does not establish correct initial capture or operator independence; fork detection needs comparison evidence outside a single current response.
Start with the summary, read the “Does not establish” boundary, then follow the note’s sources. Implementation, a dated experiment, and third-party reproduction are different forms of evidence.
● Shipped
Implemented in the scope described by the note.
◐ Active
Under investigation; no settled result is implied.
▲ Gated
A named prerequisite must be met before proceeding.
◄ Retreat
A direction was set aside with a recorded reason.
✕ Refuted
A proposed claim did not survive review.
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Public manuscripts
Author-published manuscripts in the open repository. These links are a reading list, not a claim of external peer review or independent reproduction.