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Verification

Verification is deterministic acceptance logic.

Why this exists​

The system needs a clear answer to one question:

Is this candidate result acceptable?

Verification gives that answer in code.

How it works​

The current runtime supports:

  • boolean verifier results
  • structured verifier results with passed, reason, and violations

It also supports two layers:

  • capability default verification
  • per-run verify

Example​

verify(result) {
  if (result.title.includes("Example")) {
    return true;
  }

  return {
    passed: false,
    reason: `Unexpected title: ${result.title}`,
  };
}

Notes​

Common confusion

Verification is deterministic acceptance logic, not vague scoring.

Current

The current implementation normalizes boolean and structured verifier results into one internal trace-friendly format.