State what the run asserts
Make the result reviewable as a claim with an explicit scope.
Evidence reports connect a run's claims to the artifacts, checks and provenance behind them. Reviewers can see what passed, what remains partial and which gaps still block promotion.
Each transition keeps its relationship to the mission and the state that authorized it. That makes later review more useful than a detached success message.
Make the result reviewable as a claim with an explicit scope.
Keep outputs, execution receipts, events and workspace changes traceable; receipts do not become evidence by themselves.
Show which checks ran, their outcomes and any limitations in coverage.
Keep a decision tied to the evidence available at review time.
An evidence report makes a decision auditable; process completion and execution receipts do not replace domain-specific validation.← Back to supervision overview