Evidence plane
Sanitized inputs, canonical envelopes, expected outcomes, and immutable digests.
Blaze is designed as an evidence and control layer. It represents what an AI-connected workflow may observe, what it may conclude, and which action paths remain unreachable.
A model, connector, token, signing primitive, queue, or API existing in the environment does not grant permission to use it. Blaze binds authority to explicit state and evidence.
Sanitized inputs, canonical envelopes, expected outcomes, and immutable digests.
Deterministic classification, reason codes, confidence posture, and receipt generation.
Separately addressable submission, activation, effectiveness, observation, and execution boundaries.
Two-run replay, environment-independence checks, copy-isolation probes, and frozen lineage.
Accept only sanitized, bounded evidence objects. Credentials and customer secrets are outside the contract.
Produce allow, deny, hold, or escalate as evidence outcomes, not production commands.
Materialize an addressable envelope while submission attempted, dispatched, received, and accepted remain false.
Represent activation evidence while requested, granted, dispatched, and effective remain false.
Describe how effect evidence would be evaluated without claiming that any effect occurred.
Describe where observation evidence would land while live telemetry stays disconnected.
The canonical object and exact identity evaluated.
The rule results and reasons behind the state.
The boundary at which authority remains closed.
The explicit attempted, dispatched, received, accepted, and effective flags.
Stable hashes and replay evidence suitable for inspection.
Audit checkpoints replay frozen state twice from isolated copies. They compare canonical data, digests, outcomes, receipts, and safety flags. Mutation probes demonstrate that one copy cannot contaminate another.
same input → same canonical state → same receipt → same digestcopy A mutation ≠ copy B mutationenvironment inputs required = 0The public proof lane does not claim live traffic, production writes, runtime authority, external effects, or autonomous execution. Those remain separate future implementation decisions.