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Minimal Public Proof Path

The minimal public proof path is the smallest public demonstration that can show how StegVerse-style admissibility works without requiring a reader to understand the entire ecosystem.

Required Artifacts​

A minimal proof path should include:

  1. one transition cell example;
  2. one transition receipt;
  3. one replay or verification command;
  4. one refusal or rejection case;
  5. one explanation of authority class, policy reference, admissibility result, and commit-time validity.

Success Criteria​

A reviewer should be able to answer:

  • what transition was proposed;
  • what authority class was claimed;
  • what policy reference applied;
  • what evidence was used;
  • what result occurred;
  • whether the transition was allowed, refused, rejected, or escalated;
  • whether the receipt can be replayed or checked.