Regulated approvals
Bind a reviewer’s approval to one policy version, one input, and one evidence set — so a later policy change or a revised document cannot silently inherit it.
Evaluation prototypeSchema 1.0.0
A governed, evidence-bounded record of one regulated decision — what was decided, on what evidence, under which policy, approved by whom, and whether a retry could repeat an effect.
It is not an agent memory store and not an autonomous runner. It decides and records; it never acts. Every side effect is an intent plus a receipt, and in this release the middle is simulated.
The published corpus is invented for evaluation. No real claim, claimant, document, reviewer, or payment is involved. This release is not connected to payment: it makes no payments, calls no providers, and dispatches no messages.
Where it fits
For a workflow where an organisation must later answer: what was decided, what evidence was in scope, which policy applied, who approved it, and whether a retry could repeat an effect.
Bind a reviewer’s approval to one policy version, one input, and one evidence set — so a later policy change or a revised document cannot silently inherit it.
Require a bounded approval before an agent may prepare a purchase action, and make a lower-level exception incapable of widening what a tenant-level policy forbids.
Adjudicate against a named evidence set, with unresolved questions declared rather than absorbed into the decision.
Record the intended effect, the receipt, the uncertainty, and the recovery path — so a retry after an interruption cannot quietly become a second effect.
What it guarantees
Each of these is enforced by the shape of the model rather than by convention, and each is covered by a test that attacks it.
Five steps
Discuss a bounded evaluation for a customer-shaped workflow. No source documents, provider credentials, payment authority, or live effects are needed for the initial review.
Machine-readable evidence
Worked scenarios
The normal approved path, denied policy, uncertainty, approval expiry, changed evidence, duplicate replay, interrupted recovery, attempted bypass, policy conflict, and the metadata-only audit guarantee.
Read the evidence ↗JSON Schema
Emitted from the same constants the engine enforces.
Transition ↗Evidence reference ↗State graph ↗API
The demo surface is stateless and accepts metadata only.
Open the docs ↗Known limits
No external audit, no certification, and no production deployment. The reference store is in-memory. Digests are accepted from the caller, so the engine cannot detect a caller that supplies a digest for bytes it does not hold. The event chain is tamper-evident but unsigned. Connecting a real disbursement is deliberately future work, not an omission.
Synthetic evaluation corpus — not a customer result — evaluation-grade prototype, not a compliance certification. Schema version 1.0.0.