KPT External Framework Intake

Generated Evaluation Status

This section is generated from the framework manifest and compatibility report. Do not edit it manually.

• Framework ID: kpt
• Manifest: docs/external-frameworks/kpt.json
• Compatibility report: ./reports/kpt.compatibility.json
• Evidence class: AUTHOR_COMMENTARY
• Independently reproducible: False
• Comparative-testing claim allowed: False
• Missing reproducibility gates: shared_test_vector, raw_output, timestamp, runtime_configuration, source_version_or_hash, replay_commands, declared_expected_outcome, independent_reproduction
• Evaluation result: SOURCE_BLOCKED_FAIL_CLOSED
• Cycle status: SOURCE_BLOCKED_CYCLE_RECORDED
• Execution authority claim: False
• Next bounded action: Add an official public source reference before upgrading this report from SOURCE_BLOCKED_FAIL_CLOSED.
• Posting source: generated compatibility report
• Generated status is descriptive compatibility evidence only.

Generated Authored Analysis Boundary

This section is generated. Do not edit it manually.

• Framework ID: kpt
• Framework name: KPT
• Generated sections above this boundary may be rebuilt from registry, manifest, compatibility-report, and result artifacts.
• Authored analysis below this boundary may contain interpretation, notes, and framework-specific discussion.
• Generators must preserve authored analysis unless a future validator explicitly declares a migration path.
• Boundary rule: generated material is descriptive compatibility evidence only and does not create certification, endorsement, adoption, proof, or operational permission.

Generated Transition Mapping

This section is generated from the framework manifest. Do not edit it manually.

Field	Generated Value
framework_identity	KPT, publicly associated with founder Kristian Jõgi
source_reference	official public framework source URL required
source_version	UNVERIFIED_SOURCE_REQUIRED
allowed_use_boundary	source-blocked runtime decision-boundary intake and terminology comparison only
claims	candidate output progression boundary before influence, persistent knowledge, approval support, or execution
non_claims	no official technical source verification, certification, endorsement, execution authority, or commit-time authority
input_artifact_type	AI-generated candidate output and proposed downstream consequence
output_artifact_type	provisional decision state, trace evidence, and controlled-route instruction
actor_or_authority_model	unknown until official source is provided; public text distinguishes candidate output from authority
evidence_model	traceable evidence is publicly stated; official schema and sufficiency rules are unavailable
policy_or_rule_model	explicit boundary decision before progression; official policy representation unavailable
delegation_model	unknown until official source is provided
decision_or_result_model	explicit boundary decision before downstream consequence; official result vocabulary unavailable
execution_authority_claim	false
receipt_or_trace_model	trace before trust is publicly stated; official receipt or trace format unavailable
reconstruction_model	captured public positioning reconstructs why intake is provisional and source-blocked
SPE_overlap	candidate decision evidence may precede independent standing and authority reconstruction
StegVerse_ecosystem_overlap	runtime transition boundary, evidence posture, controlled downstream route, and commit-time admissibility comparison
fail_closed_conditions	official source missing, source version missing, result vocabulary undefined, trace schema unavailable, authority inheritance, or endorsement overclaim

Generated mapping is compatibility evidence only.

Generated Framework Metadata

This section is generated from the external-framework registry. Do not edit it manually.

• Framework ID: kpt
• Name: KPT
• Registry status: OFFICIAL-SOURCE-REQUIRED
• Testbench state: SOURCE_BLOCKED_FAIL_CLOSED
• Manifest path: docs/external-frameworks/kpt.json
• Source reference: official public framework source URL required
• Metadata boundary: generated metadata is descriptive only; it does not create certification, endorsement, formalism adoption, admissibility proof, or execution authority.

Status

Relationship type: external framework intake and source-blocked crosswalk
External framework role: runtime decision boundary before downstream consequence
Wiki role: provisional terminology map and bounded interoperability hypothesis
Public source status: official public framework source required
Validation posture: fail-closed, non-certifying, non-endorsing

Observed Public Positioning

KPT is publicly presented on LinkedIn by Kristian Jõgi as runtime decision governance for high-stakes AI systems, with the phrase “Boundary before consequence.” A captured profile description states that KPT focuses on preventing AI output from becoming authority by default and asks whether an output is admissible for the next downstream consequence.

These observations are intake evidence only. They do not establish an official specification, versioned framework source, API, repository, implementation, certification, endorsement, execution authority, or commit-time standing.

Definition For This Wiki

KPT is treated provisionally as a runtime boundary that evaluates whether an AI-generated output may progress into influence, workflow input, persistent knowledge, approval support, or execution.

The provisional relationship is adjacent rather than equivalent:

KPT asks:
Is this output admissible for the next downstream consequence?

StegVerse asks:
May this transition bind consequence at commit time under current authority,
policy, evidence, delegation, context, and recoverability conditions?

A KPT decision may become evidence inside a StegVerse Commitment Candidate. It does not become execution authority by itself.

Framework-Term Definitions

Framework Term	Provisional Definition	Reconciliation Class	Admissibility Relationship
Boundary before consequence	A decision boundary placed before an AI output is allowed to affect a downstream state.	Adjacent	Corresponds to a pre-consequence control point, but does not by itself establish commit-time admissibility.
Candidate output is not authority	An AI-generated candidate remains distinct from authorization to act on it.	Synonymous	Consistent with the StegVerse rule that evidence or output cannot inherit execution authority.
Decision before influence	Influence is treated as a consequential transition requiring an explicit decision state.	Adjacent	Extends the boundary to non-execution consequences such as workflow input, persistent knowledge, or approval support.
Trace before trust	Trace evidence is required before relying on an output.	Adjacent	Traceability supports reconstruction, but standing, source sufficiency, and admissibility remain independently evaluated.
KPT decision state	A provisional allow, deny, or route-control result produced by the KPT boundary.	Unresolved	Official vocabulary, semantics, and authority effects remain unresolved until an owner-published source is recorded.

The reconciliation class is provisional and source-blocked. Terminology similarity does not establish framework equivalence, certification, standing, or execution authority.

Provisional Interoperability Model

AI-generated candidate output
  -> KPT runtime boundary decision
  -> explicit decision state and trace evidence
  -> controlled downstream route
  -> StegVerse Commitment Candidate
  -> standing and authority reconstruction
  -> ALLOW / DENY / FAIL-CLOSED / REVIEW_REQUIRED
  -> governed return path

The strongest claim currently permitted is:

KPT appears conceptually adjacent to StegVerse commit-time admissibility and may be composable as an upstream runtime decision boundary when KPT outputs are routed as evidence rather than inherited as authority.

Core Distinctions

KPT public principle	StegVerse relationship
Output is not action.	Candidate output does not become a consequence-binding transition by itself.
Candidate output is not authority.	Authority must be current, scoped, reconstructable, and valid at commit time.
Decision before influence.	Influence is treated as a downstream consequence requiring a governed boundary.
Decision before execution.	Execution still requires commit-time admissibility.
Decision state is not enforcement action.	A decision artifact is evidence; enforcement and execution authority remain separate.
Trace before trust.	Traceability supports reconstruction but does not alone establish admissibility.

Evidence Provenance

Official Framework Sources

Status: missing_or_unconfirmed
Required: official owner-published website, versioned specification, canonical repository, API, schema, trace format, white paper, or equivalent framework document

Official Implementation Sources

Status: missing_or_unconfirmed
No implementation repository, executable package, API contract, or versioned runtime artifact is recorded.

Observed Behavior

Class: O1 intake observation
Evidence: user-supplied LinkedIn screenshots and captured public descriptive text
Boundary: descriptive positioning only; no runtime result, benchmark, or implementation behavior is claimed

Reproduced Behavior

Status: not_started
Reason: no official implementation source or reproducible artifact package is recorded

StegVerse Analysis

Class: S1 provisional terminology analysis
Result: source-blocked runtime decision-boundary intake
Standing: analysis does not inherit authority from descriptive evidence

Interoperability Assessment

Class: S2 source-blocked crosswalk
Result: SOURCE_BLOCKED_FAIL_CLOSED
Permitted use: route a future KPT result as evidence into independent StegVerse standing and authority reconstruction

Standing

KPT remains source-blocked. Public positioning, page publication, route reachability, registry inclusion, or terminology reconciliation does not establish source sufficiency, framework certification, interoperability standing, execution authority, or commit-time admissibility.

Non-Claims

This page does not claim that:

KPT has been certified, validated, or endorsed by StegVerse.
StegVerse has been certified, validated, or endorsed by KPT or Kristian Jõgi.
A KPT allow-state equals StegVerse ALLOW.
A KPT deny-state equals StegVerse DENY.
The LinkedIn profile or captured description is a complete official specification.
A public profile creates implementation availability, provider governance, or execution authority.

Source Sufficiency Boundary

The intake remains SOURCE_BLOCKED_FAIL_CLOSED until at least one official public source is recorded, such as:

- a dedicated KPT website;
- a versioned specification or white paper;
- a canonical public repository;
- a versioned API or schema reference;
- an official framework document published by the framework owner.

A LinkedIn profile and descriptive text may establish public positioning, but they are insufficient for a completed technical compatibility report.

Minimum Interoperability Artifact

A future KPT result should enter StegVerse with at least:

transition_id
candidate_output_id
actor_or_model_identity
requested_downstream_consequence
kpt_decision_state
kpt_rule_or_boundary_reference
kpt_trace_reference
policy_reference
delegation_reference
evidence_references
execution_context
validity_window
recoverability_profile
source_timestamp
source_hash_or_receipt

StegVerse must then reconstruct standing independently.

Current Result

Result: SOURCE_BLOCKED_FAIL_CLOSED
Reason: no official versioned KPT framework source, repository, schema, or specification is recorded
Permitted use: provisional external-framework intake and terminology comparison only
Execution authority: not claimed
Commit-time authority: not claimed
Certification: not claimed
Endorsement: not claimed