A structured provenance record describing how evidence was produced.
Evidence Longevity & Replay
OSOIX evidence binds stored payloads to producer revision, transformation semantics, historical crypto context and predecessor manifests so future replay can distinguish legacy integrity evidence from reproducible chained evidence.
Evidence lets OSOIX later explain what data it stored, which software produced it, and what came before it. Newer V2 records add a reproducibility chain.
Evidence is OSOIX's time capsule. It keeps enough information to explain what the system saw and how it made the stored model later.
SOURCE DATA
PRODUCER REVISION
TRANSFORM CONTEXT
MANIFEST HASH
CHAINED REPLAY
Operator & learner steps
- Open Historical Replay or Evidence Architecture.
- Choose a snapshot.
- Verify payload and manifest integrity.
- Inspect producer revision and transform version.
- Check predecessor-chain continuity for V2 records.
What the terms mean
A cryptographic link to the previous evidence manifest.
Re-reading stored evidence without pretending it is live state.
What this surface does not mean
- Evidence does not create physical truth by itself.
- Legacy V1 evidence is not retroactively upgraded to V2.
- Verification Report is not itself an immutable snapshot unless separately captured.