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docs(proofs): allocate provenance obligations to Creusot and Verus - #179
PanLL's proof guidance still deferred Rust verification to ordinary tests and did not name the default first-party Rust toolset. Allocate concrete provenance and IPC/PCC obligations to Creusot with Pearlite and Verus under standards §1.2, keeping unexecuted implementation proofs OPEN and dependency behavior ASSUMED.
The ledger separates implementation evidence from cryptographic hardness, civil identity approval, independent witnesses and checkpoint operation. No proof is claimed by this documentation change.
Reconciliation evidence: the existing markerless-worktree example test was explicitly rerun on current main with cargo test --manifest-path Cargo.toml -p panll-provenance --example record --locked: 1 passed, 0 failed. The old #175 thread now links the merged fix and this receipt and is resolved. Current-main Build Validation 42247456170 and Rust CI 42247457884 pass after #177/#178. Documentation whitespace check passed.
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Updated proof guidance to recommend Creusot with Pearlite contracts and Verus for first-party Rust, while retaining Idris2 for ABI and grade work.
Added an overview of open proof obligations, trust boundaries and third-party dependency requirements.
Clarified what future proof receipts should record and that shared solvers or specifications do not count as independent witnesses.
Removed the recommendation to prioritise tests over mechanised proofs for Rust-side properties.
The proof guidance now recommends Creusot/Pearlite and Verus for Rust properties, retains Idris2 for ABI and grade work, and records open proof obligations, assumed dependencies, proof receipt fields, and trust requirements.
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Prover guidance and obligation planning PROOF-NEEDS.adoc
The document recommends Creusot/Pearlite and Verus for Rust properties and lists open obligations, assumed dependencies, and contract actions.
Proof receipts and trust requirements PROOF-NEEDS.adoc
The document specifies proof receipt details and states that shared solvers or specifications do not count as independent witnesses. It also lists separate operational requirements for contributor keys, witnesses, and trusted checkpoints.
This documentation-only change is mergeable with bounded follow-up, but the proof plan should explicitly cover action recording, content binding and first-party wrappers before it guides implementation proofs. No current verification failure is established.
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The title names the main change: it allocates provenance obligations to Creusot and Verus in the proof guidance. The raw summary confirms the PROOF-NEEDS.adoc update assigns Creusot with Pearlite and Verus to first-party Rust, and adds a provenance-related table of open obligations. The title is concise, specific and free of file lists or vague terms, so it passes.
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The description matches the changeset. It explains that the proof guidance now assigns provenance and IPC/PCC obligations to Creusot with Pearlite and Verus, keeps implementation proofs OPEN and dependency behaviour ASSUMED, and separates implementation evidence from cryptographic hardness and checkpoint operation. These points align with the PROOF-NEEDS.adoc summary. The description also cites a test rerun and CI results, which are outside the diff itself but do not make it off-topic. It passes.
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Review comments at @PROOF-NEEDS.adoc:
- Around line 198-201: Add a separate open or deferred verification obligation
alongside the Registry::new and verify_chain entries for action-recording
completeness. Require defining which actions must be recorded and establishing
producer-side coverage; do not treat successful verification of supplied records
as proof that all required actions produced records.
- Around line 210-214: Update the dependency-boundary entry for canonical, hash,
sign, attest, signature verification and timestamp parsing so the first-party
wrappers are open implementation obligations, not assumptions. Limit assumptions
to the third-party primitives and their specified behaviour, ensuring proofs
establish wrapper behaviour such as including content_hash in canonicalisation.
- Around line 206-207: Update the planned verified-verdict obligation in
PROOF-NEEDS.adoc to require that the supplied bytes match the signed content
hash, alongside valid author binding and every declared independent witness;
preserve the rule that rejected or missing evidence cannot promote a verdict.
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Remove Verus from the default Rust allocation
This allocation contradicts the cited normative policy: PROOF-POLICY.adoc maps first-party Rust exclusively to Creusot, contains no §1.2, and explicitly states that Verus is not a standing exception because it shares Creusot's SMT trust base. Unless a separately recorded §4 exception exists, the Verus rows therefore direct future work toward a noncompliant proof strategy rather than following the claimed owner ruling. See the policy's Rust mapping and exception rules.
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Allocate the cross-language dispatch contract to Idris2
The total-dispatch obligation is not solely a property of the Rust implementation: it asserts that every AffineScript frontend invocation matches a registered Rust handler, so it is an interface/protocol invariant shared across languages. The cited policy assigns such API, dispatch, and ordering contracts to Idris2 while reserving Creusot for behavior on first-party Rust code; assigning this entire obligation only to Rust verifiers leaves the frontend-to-backend correspondence without its required proof. Split out an Idris2 interface contract and retain Creusot only for implementation-level properties of the Rust dispatcher. See the policy's interface-versus-implementation mapping.
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Include the production provenance adapter in the proof surface
The desktop's actual verification path is src-gossamer/src/provenance/commands.rs::verify_records_sync, which chooses the filesystem key registry, deserializes it, establishes the trusted time window, and only then calls Registry::new and verify_chain. Starting the proof surface at these library functions cannot establish that production verdicts use the independently approved registry or intended clock policy—Registry::new accepts any self-consistent Vec<PublicKey>—so include the adapter in the Creusot obligations or explicitly record its behavior as an assumption.
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PanLL's proof guidance still deferred Rust verification to ordinary tests and did not name the default first-party Rust toolset. Allocate concrete provenance and IPC/PCC obligations to Creusot with Pearlite and Verus under standards §1.2, keeping unexecuted implementation proofs OPEN and dependency behavior ASSUMED.
The ledger separates implementation evidence from cryptographic hardness, civil identity approval, independent witnesses and checkpoint operation. No proof is claimed by this documentation change.
Reconciliation evidence: the existing markerless-worktree example test was explicitly rerun on current main with
cargo test --manifest-path Cargo.toml -p panll-provenance --example record --locked: 1 passed, 0 failed. The old #175 thread now links the merged fix and this receipt and is resolved. Current-main Build Validation 42247456170 and Rust CI 42247457884 pass after #177/#178. Documentation whitespace check passed.