Audit and Provenance

The framework describes recording the request, context, sources, assumptions, TIS, HAI, SRQ, ethical conflicts, alternatives, selected outcome, reason, timestamp, and audit-chain fields. EthosGate’s product model is designed around preserving review context rather than presenting an unexplained score.

Canonical Conscience by Design material is identified separately from EthosGate implementation logic, model output, organization policy, and a human reviewer’s judgment. This distinction prevents an implementation assumption from being presented as an original framework statement.

The integrated corpus reference is pinned to a specific public repository revision, with attribution and license information available on the public sources page.

This page does not claim immutable evidence storage for every use, a completed third-party audit, or cryptographic verification beyond the capabilities demonstrated by the deployed implementation. Records still depend on correct inputs and responsible use.