Trust
Make the limits as visible as the promise.
Proof & State should be understandable without knowing its internal implementation vocabulary. The public contract is what the products do, what they do not do and how mature they actually are.
Public commitments
What visitors should be able to rely on
These commitments are written at the level a product user can evaluate.
- Review stays visible
- AI-assisted repository maintenance should return to a normal review point instead of making the final decision disappear inside automation.
- Independent inspection
- OpsTruth is designed to inspect software evidence without repairing, deploying or publishing the system it checks.
- Product maturity is explicit
- Available, live, under external review and in development are described as different states.
- Claims point to evidence
- Where a public release or repository can support a claim, the site links back to it instead of asking visitors to trust a summary.
- Limits are part of the product story
- What a product does not do is stated alongside what it offers, especially where human review remains necessary.
- No borrowed credibility
- The site does not invent customers, partnerships, certifications, audits, adoption numbers or availability guarantees.
Status honesty
External review is not approval. In development is not available.
Distribution labels are kept literal so the website cannot create maturity that the product has not earned.
What we do not claim
Credibility does not come from decorative badges.
- No customer, partnership, funding or adoption claim is made unless it is deliberately published and supportable.
- No certification, audit or compliance attestation is claimed on this site.
- No uptime percentage or service-level commitment is published without real monitoring evidence behind it.
- Planned product behaviour is labelled as planned rather than written in the present tense.
See the status page for current distribution state.
- Definition — Proof & State
- Proof & State builds tools that help teams use AI in software delivery with clearer boundaries, reviewable changes and evidence that can be checked independently.
Move faster. Keep the evidence.
Trust starts with saying clearly what is real today.