Seal receipt — verified

62b1cf675c231d99

led1600-pr30-2026-06-21 / · · governed action: MERGE_APPROVED

Verification (computed on load)

  • constitution_self_consistent
  • receipt_pinned_to_constitution
  • receipt_well_formed
  • model_sequence_present
  • merkle_root_consistent
  • dual_signatures_valid
  • receipt_signature_valid
  • constitution_signature_valid

Ed25519 over the canonical signed payload; pinned to Layer-0 constitution sha256:e3b36042ea01e47…

Invariants checked by the governed run

Layer-0 checks executed:

No findings — the governed run passed clean.

What this receipt does NOT attest

absence_of_subtle_manipulation · factual_correctness

Verify it yourself

The same five checks run locally with the shipped open-core verifier — nothing here requires trusting this page:

curl -sL -o receipt.json https://delimit.ai/attestations/62b1cf675c231d99.json
npx -y delimit-cli seal-verify receipt.json

transcript_hash sha256:0e3d9e826f7f4e671f09d94… · signature undefined…

Raw receipt JSON Open-core verifier (npm)

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What the attestation proves

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