BuildSeal · Advanced architecture

BuildSeal architecture

Inspect the mechanisms behind the record.

Explore context, evidence assessment and commitment outcomes, then inspect a separately labelled agent-handoff simulation.

Advanced mechanisms

Context, authority and commitment.

VEDM — Verifiable Evidentiary Decision & Memory Layer. Organizes recorded context, evidence references and decision history across agent steps. The application still has to capture the relevant inputs and events.

A9 · Commitment and finalization

Distinguishes the commitment outcome, COMMITTED or DENIED, from signature and timestamp finalization. A recorded commitment alone is not proof that an external action was executed or that sealing finished.

A10 · Evidence sufficiency

Records an assessment as SUFFICIENT or INSUFFICIENT for specified requirements. A transition can reference the assessment ID and hash. An insufficient result can lead to a recorded request for evidence, escalation or revalidation.

At a handoff: retain the prior record reference, the evidence assessment reference and the commitment outcome as separate facts. They answer different questions: what context was recorded, what evidence was assessed, and what commitment was recorded.

LIVE A9 / A10 DEMO · REAL SERVICE RECORDS

One decision. One guess. One cancellation.

Watch which inputs change the recorded memory. Open the authority assessment, commitment outcome and proof for the observed result.

01 · A decision

“Cache is mandatory.”

Test whether the decision is recorded through the A10 authority and A9 commitment path.

02 · A guess

“Maybe a cache would help.”

Compare the recorded state before and after the tentative input.

03 · A cancellation

“Cache is no longer mandatory.”

Inspect whether the new state links to the decision it replaces.

These are test expectations, not precomputed results. The live demo uses the supported cache scenario and fixed Turkish inputs. Agent handoffs below are a separate illustration.

Agent relay

A record layer for communication between agents.

Each record commits to the ID of the one before it. A compatible chain verifier can check committed references and detect supported forms of modification or substitution. Pick a step, then try the two changes below.

Simulate

Simulation only: IDs, hashes and check outcomes are illustrative. No real chain verification or live agent run is executed here.