The ledger records the causal history of a decision — rules considered, applicable, fired, evidence used. A ledger event is recorded, not sealed. It does not prove execution or external outcome.
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The gate is pending; authority has not been resolved. A decision is not permission — execution is blocked.
No canonical execution source exists. BYBLOS does not track whether execution was requested, attempted, or completed. A resolved gate does not imply execution occurred. Permission is not execution.
Execution truth unavailable is a legitimate state — it is not a bug or a missing feature. BYBLOS will not infer execution from authority, permission, verdict, or ledger events.
No canonical verification source exists. BYBLOS cannot legitimately claim a verified external outcome. A ledger event is not proof of external outcome. A hash is not proof of outcome. A successful pipeline decision is not proof of external outcome.
VERIFIED is never displayed without canonical proof. The absence of a green badge is the correct state — it is epistemically honest. Outcome unknown is legitimate when an attempt/receipt exists but outcome cannot be established; since no execution truth is available, the more neutral unavailable state is used.
No canonical ledger event linked. The pipeline outcome is not available for this decision.
No canonical ledger event linked. Pre-WIRE-3 rows carry no event id. The ledger linkage is absent — this does not mean no decision was made.
A ledger event is recorded (appended to events.jsonl), NOT sealed. Causal linkage refs are string references, NOT proof of execution or verification. A hash is a digest, not a truth claim.
Gate escalation describes product consequence; it is NOT authority resolution and NOT proof of execution.
A ledger event is recorded (appended to events.jsonl), NOT sealed. A hash is a digest, not a truth claim. A ledger event does not prove authority, permission, execution, or outcome.
A decision is not permission.
Permission is not execution.
A receipt is not an outcome.
A ledger event is not proof of external outcome.
Verified is never displayed without canonical proof.
Unknown is a legitimate state.