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@verifrax/verifrax-verify

v0.1.6

Published

Package: @verifrax/verifrax-verify

Readme

VERIFRAX-verify

Package: @verifrax/verifrax-verify

Tooling manifest only: not part of the 16 canonical published packages.

VERIFRAX-verify is the Verifrax public verification boundary: the public surface that verifies published Verifrax materials and exposes verifier-facing results without becoming authored protocol source, authority issuance, governed execution, proof publication, archive/reference, or intake.

Proof artifacts

This repository is part of the VERIFRAX proof perimeter.

  • ARTIFACT-0006
  • ARTIFACT-0005
  • ARTIFACT-0004
  • ARTIFACT-0003
  • ARTIFACT-0002
  • ARTIFACT-0001

Canonical public proof surface: https://proof.verifrax.net
Canonical proof publication repository: https://github.com/Verifrax/proof
Canonical evidence root: https://github.com/Verifrax/VERIFRAX

Terminal planes

Status

  • Surface class: public verification
  • Repository class: verifier surface
  • Public host ownership: verify.verifrax.net
  • Package status: public verifier package surface
  • Current repository posture: live public verification boundary
  • License: Apache License Version 2.0

Boundary

This repository owns public verification only.

It verifies published material against the Verifrax verification boundary. It exposes verifier-facing outputs and verifier-surface logic.

It does not author normative source material. It does not issue authority. It does not execute governed actions. It does not publish proof. It does not serve as archive/reference. It does not operate intake. It does not replace adjacent sovereign boundaries.

What it does

  • verifies published Verifrax materials
  • exposes public verifier-facing outputs
  • preserves a bounded verification surface for readers and integrators
  • keeps verification separate from authority, execution, and proof publication
  • anchors verifier-surface role truth for adjacent repositories and hosts

What it does not do

  • not authored protocol source; that belongs to VERIFRAX
  • not authority issuance; that belongs to AUCTORISEAL
  • not governed execution; that belongs to CORPIFORM
  • not proof publication; that belongs to proof
  • not archive/reference; that belongs to SIGILLARIUM
  • not intake; that belongs to apply
  • not constitutional doctrine; that belongs to SYNTAGMARIUM
  • not canonical world-state; that belongs to ORBISTIUM
  • not reconciliation or repair; that belongs to CONSONORIUM
  • not sovereign cognition; that belongs to TACHYRIUM

Adjacent sovereign surfaces

  • VERIFRAX — authored protocol and evidence-root boundary
  • proof — proof publication
  • AUCTORISEAL — authority issuance
  • CORPIFORM — governed execution
  • SIGILLARIUM — archive/reference
  • apply — intake

VERIFRAX authors. proof publishes. VERIFRAX-verify verifies.

That separation must remain explicit.

Public host ownership

This repository owns the public verifier host for:

  • https://verify.verifrax.net/

That host must remain public verification only.

It must not become:

  • authored protocol source
  • authority issuance
  • governed execution
  • proof publication
  • archive/reference
  • intake flow
  • docs mirror
  • commercial landing

Public surface

The public surface of this repository is its repository identity, README boundary, public verifier host surface, package surface, and verifier-facing materials carried by this repository.

Publication here is not authored source. Publication here is not authority. Publication here is not execution. Publication here is not proof publication. Publication here is not archive/reference. Publication here is not intake.

Package / host / repo truth

Repository truth for VERIFRAX-verify lives in this repository.

Host truth for this surface is https://verify.verifrax.net/. Package truth for this verifier surface belongs here as well. Host presentation, package distribution, and repository truth are related but not interchangeable.

Verification meaning in-system

Verification in-system means the stack can point to VERIFRAX-verify and say that a bounded public verifier surface, verifier output, or verifier-access path belongs to this boundary.

Verification here verifies. Verification here does not author. Verification here does not issue authority. Verification here does not execute. Verification here does not publish proof.

That does not by itself mean:

  • the verifier became authored protocol source
  • the verifier issued authority
  • the verifier executed a governed action
  • the verifier published proof
  • the verifier replaced archive/reference
  • the verifier replaced intake
  • the verifier replaced the evidence-root repository

Proof versus verify

proof publishes proof. VERIFRAX-verify verifies published proof.

Publication is not verification. Verification is not publication.

Not this

VERIFRAX-verify is not authored protocol source. VERIFRAX-verify is not authority issuance. VERIFRAX-verify is not governed execution. VERIFRAX-verify is not proof publication. VERIFRAX-verify is not archive/reference. VERIFRAX-verify is not intake.

License

Apache License Version 2.0