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§03-iii Minerva — Evidence Gathering — Inspector verification (property table)

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5. Inspector verification (property table)

The following properties are externally observable by a qualified inspector without access to internal system state.

Property Observable indicator Load-bearing
S1 Recomputable grounded verdict An independent inspector re-derives the verdict from the three-invariant witness without trust in the deployment Yes
S2 Order-structured traversal Traversal path is over aspect-typed primitives structured by orders; not raw chunks or generic index Yes
S3 Multi-guide traversal Removing or substituting a guide produces an observably different traversal
S4 Combinatorial multi-source evidence Evidence gathered combinatorially; structure is invariant across number and kind of sources
S5 Gap-on-insufficiency System emits a gap rather than asserting an unsupported verdict when evidence is insufficient
S6 Order-decomposition invariance Traversal, evidence, and verdict structure are invariant across domain; follow the orders of whatever order-decomposed model is provided Yes
S7 Symmetric four-artifact-class reinforcement {model, specification, data-source, KB}-gap signals are observable in the audit trail across all four classes under a single named policy record Yes
S8 Perspective-guide ablation Same artifact and same governing specification under different perspective specifications produce observably different traversals, witnesses, and verdicts Yes
S9 Dual-modality discovery bridged by metadata Text-side and embedding-side modalities are each present; bridged by the metadata fabric; structure is invariant across model class, size, and generation
S10 Bounded reversible pondering Controlled displacement-bounded (δ-bounded) transformation returns to the original pre-transformation state within the declared numerical tolerance ε_inv; observable by inspecting transformation trace in the witness
S11 Ground-truth-anchored, measure-agnostic bounded exploration Removing the ground-truth anchor makes measurement undefined; substituting the declared control functional measure leaves engine behavior structurally unchanged; exploration does not range outside the governing-specification perimeter; multi-directional exploration is observable in the traversal trace Yes
S12 Governing specification as active formal spec collection The recomputation witness evidence record names the formal specification(s) active at operation time with their activation conditions; a single flat governing specification identity without activation conditions does not satisfy this property where multiple formal specs are in effect Yes
S13 Attribution record — fallback rung declared The attribution record declares which rung of the three-rung fallback hierarchy (governing specification / domain-model-as-spec / reverse-synthesized-model-as-spec) supplied the governing reference; an attribution without this declaration does not conform Yes
S14 Two-layer join result record Where both a KB and a data source are present in the asset relation, the attribution record carries a join result record keyed by domain aspect identifier; a single-layer attribution in a two-layer context does not conform Yes
S15 KB ↔ data-source divergence signal Where the two-layer join is in effect and KB governance and data-source instance-facts are inconsistent on the same referent under the declared consistency function, a divergence signal is present in the evidence record; absence of the signal where inconsistency exists is a conformance failure Yes
S16 Evidence freshness bound enforced Every operational-data evidence entry carries an as-of timestamp; an entry whose age (verdict time minus as-of time) exceeds the aspect’s declared evidence-freshness bound is not admitted as grounding evidence — the verifier re-retrieves within bound or emits a typed evidence-staleness gap (locus data, subtype freshness); an aspect drawing on a moving source without a declared freshness bound is refused at registration; a KB currency contract older than the bound does not launder stale state Yes
S17 Redaction with integrity Redactable evidence values are committed by salted content commitment; erasure deletes the value-and-salt and records a typed redaction event while the commitment and hash chain remain intact; re-derivation over redacted evidence yields a typed redacted-evidence result, not a broken witness — the witness is provably complete-as-of-issuance and lawfully-redacted-thereafter Yes/E
S18 Access classification and entitlement-scoped traversal Each evidence entry carries an access classification inherited from its source and propagated unstripped into the witness and verdict; re-derivation over an entry above the inspector’s entitlement yields a typed entitlement-restricted result preserving structural verifiability without disclosing content; traversal retrieving from a source outside its declared entitlement scope is refused at the source boundary and recorded as a typed entitlement gap (locus data, subtype entitlement) Yes/E

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