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Memory provenance — source contract

Runtime and canonical signed sample UNAVAILABLE

The Memory role is source-described as in-process a11oy behavior. There is no independently witnessed standalone service, current recall route result, or canonical signed lake receipt bound to this page.

Intended invariant

A recalled item should carry an immutable identifier for the write/evidence record that introduced it. A sequence number alone is insufficient; durable verification needs exact record bytes, content digest, source revision, and artifact-specific signature state.

Local structural check

python
def validate_recall(item):
    required = {"text", "source_record_sha256", "source_revision", "signature_state"}
    missing = required - item.keys()
    if missing:
        raise ValueError(f"missing provenance fields: {sorted(missing)}")
    if len(item["source_record_sha256"]) != 64:
        raise ValueError("source_record_sha256 must be full length")
    if item["signature_state"] not in {"UNSIGNED", "SIGNATURE_VERIFIED", "UNAVAILABLE"}:
        raise ValueError("invalid signature state")
    return True

The check validates shape only. It does not fetch a memory, recompute the named record digest, or verify a signature. Those require pinned bytes and the receipt protocol.

Public claims link to source and evidence. SLSA L1 is the current stated supply-chain posture.