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a11oy Memory - provenance anchor

Status: Memory is documented as an a11oy in-process capability and a roadmap provenance role. It is not claimed as a separately deployed public service; see Runtime status.

Overview

a11oy Memory documents receipt-provenance techniques including append-only delta logs, Lamport ordering, and a Shor-encoding representation. The proposed external Cardano anchoring path is not a mainnet claim. It remains a roadmap item stated on Runtime status.

The source description should be read as an implementation and architecture reference. It does not establish a currently reachable anchoring service, a signed receipt, or an immutable external ledger for every decision.

Mathematical references

PropertyDocumented scopeReference
Convergenceproposed compression-operator framingBanach, 1922
Error correctionShor-encoding representation in the provenance designShor, 1995
Causal orderLamport timestamps in receipt-event orderingLamport, 1978

The formal-methods and runtime evidence for any specific property must be read from its pinned artifact. The broad proof posture is MIXED; see Evidence and Proof.

Source and evidence

  • Role status: ROADMAP as a standalone provenance service.
  • Source: a11oy
  • External anchoring: Cardano mainnet anchoring is ROADMAP, not a current claim.
  • Receipt signatures: Compliance and the exact artifact are authoritative.
  • Specification: Ouroboros Thesis

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