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Proof and Disclosure Policy
Last updated 13 September 2026
1UA-AGE publishes enough information to understand and challenge an approved claim without publishing the implementation recipe, customer data or attack surface. Evidence transparency is not architecture disclosure.
Public evidence labels
Internally reproduced
Repeated by 1UA-AGE under a named and controlled acceptance scope.
Independently reviewed
An attributable external reviewer has assessed the exact stated subject and scope.
Tool verified
A named engineering tool or verifier measured the stated property.
Physically validated
A named physical revision passed a named procedure with measured results.
Certified
A competent external authority issued certification for a defined scope.
What a public technical claim contains
- The subject and exact scope
- The measured result and evidence class
- The environment class and run count when relevant
- Known limitations and what is not proven
- The current status and next external gate
Release and correction
A claim is bound to evidence, scope, limitations and an owner-approved release. If evidence is invalidated or meaning changes, the public statement is corrected or retracted; it is not silently strengthened or rewritten as if the earlier version never existed.
Current public boundary
The current 1UA-AGE claim is scope-bounded internally reproducible PCB capability in a pinned KiCad environment, with a completed independent visual engineering review of the supplied PCB files. The expert assessed visible placement and routing, not canonical-run reproduction, electrical correctness, manufacturing readiness, physical validation or certification.
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