§02e Appendix — AIGP↔Mars Bridge — What each side must provide for the bridge to be conformant
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5. What each side must provide for the bridge to be conformant
5.1 Mars® side
- Register the AIGP source with an accurate source-class decomposition (§3.1) and witness-class declaration honoring BR-H (§3.5).
- Order-type or disambiguate AIGP order-agnostic signals before IR-level consumption (§3.4).
- Record
pre-invocation-cross-phasedivergence for every co-evaluated question (§3.7). - Prepend AIGP admission witnesses as pre-invocation chain links for Mode-2 internal calls (§4, BR4).
5.2 AIGP side
- Emit
RECORD/TRACEwith content hashes sufficient for W2 (already satisfied by RFC-009 §5.3). - For any signal AIGP wishes Mars® to treat as W1, emit a derivation trace sufficient for independent re-derivation from the order-typed input and the policy/spec version — not merely an HMAC/D-DNA signature. Absent this, the signal is W2/W3 and is annotated as such (BR-H).
- Declare governance mode (ENFORCE vs REPORT) in emitted evidence so Mars® can apply the correct absence posture (§3.6).
- Reference Mars® as the declared post-invocation consumer of AIGP evidence (reciprocal pointer; see the AIGP repository reference).
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