Trust / Literal Law
Literal Law
Normative Receiz product law and the authority it binds.
2 exact recordsSource + SHA-256Failure + recovery
normative-doctrine
Literal product law
Receiz product law is literal statute; code and tests yield when they conflict with it.
- Exact source
docs/literal-product-law.mdSHA-2565548a8f32bbdf35f2ba5e4545cd31ef6e2842d2c3127a3e39e10e6eb6bc5efa1- Implemented primitive
- proof-native artifact system
- Source of truth
- Receiz law → sealed artifact truth → deterministic proof object → verified durable/local/register truth → authenticated runtime views.
- Guarantee
- Implemented primitives are named directly, stronger truth remains above weaker projections, and a contradiction is release-blocking.
- Executable check
pnpm test:primitive-binding-contract && pnpm test:repo-only-reasoning-boundary- Evidence output
- A digest-matched normative source whose exact language governs implementation and review.
- Failure meaning
- The implementation, language, or authority order contradicts literal product law.
- Recovery / escalation
- Stop release, identify the exact violating path, restore the stronger primitive, and strengthen the regression contract.
- Offline behavior
- The law remains binding without network access.
- External boundary
- External conventions may supply mechanics only; they do not define Receiz product truth.
- What this record does not prove
- This record does not prove that every production route currently conforms; executable evidence is required.
normative-doctrine
Receiz reasoning kernel
Repository-local reasoning binds product decisions to implemented Receiz truth.
- Exact source
docs/receiz-reasoning-kernel.mdSHA-256bbe2eeb58ef1487a84f3e128eaad16215c8aceecf30f3cdc5a68fa6316a844bd- Implemented primitive
- authority reasoning
- Source of truth
- Receiz law, implemented primitives, sealed artifacts, and observed repository evidence.
- Guarantee
- Product ontology is decided inside the Receiz authority boundary.
- Executable check
pnpm test:repo-only-reasoning-boundary- Evidence output
- A digest-matched normative source whose exact language governs implementation and review.
- Failure meaning
- A weaker external convention has been allowed to define Receiz truth.
- Recovery / escalation
- Remove the external authority claim and bind the decision to exact repository law and implementation.
- Offline behavior
- Repository law remains inspectable and decisive offline.
- External boundary
- External conventions may supply mechanics only; they do not define Receiz product truth.
- What this record does not prove
- This record does not prove an external system is compatible with Receiz.