Use cases — evidence before deployment claims
Use cases describe intended workflows and historical demonstrations. They do not establish a current deployment, customer use, signed runtime receipt, or formal guarantee. Verify source, runtime, proof, and artifact evidence independently.
| Use case | Evidence posture |
|---|---|
| Investor and developer evaluation | Current documentation journey; deployed source identity comes from /deployment.json |
| Greene counter-UAS demonstration | Source/historical flow; recheck killinchu route readiness beyond health |
| Sovereign-government deployment | Design and admission checklist; UDS artifact/deployment UNAVAILABLE |
| Warhacker / UDS briefing | Historical briefing plan; no current cluster or attestation witness |
| Iron Dome Brain | Conceptual decision-support architecture; no autonomous lethal authority |
Promotion rule
A use case becomes operational only when it binds immutable source/image revisions, current route and auth results, raw outputs, artifact-specific verification, failure/rollback tests, protected deployment evidence, and independent live readback. Until then use MODELED, HISTORICAL, ROADMAP, or UNAVAILABLE.
See /status, /compliance, and /evidence/.