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Verification Record

This page verifies the certified runtime record for the system listed in the HARS Registry. Certification is cryptographically bound to the SHA-256 hash of the exact runtime that passed the audit. The record below reflects system state at time of audit.

Certified Record

System IDRPF v0.3 (Certified Runtime)
StatusHARS-COMPLIANT
Score15/15 Mandates Satisfied
VersionEngine v4.5 · Protocol v3.3 + ATC-001
Audit Date2026-04-03
Issued ByHARS Authority LLC
SHA-25671e7dda896293b165437ab482650a5285792ab7ff78d6b5bc9b6f75fc151ba85SHA-256 · Hex · Audit File Hash
Audit ReceiptHARS_AUDIT_20260403_055620_ba5ab4.txt

About This Record

Certification under the Human Authority Return Standard is bound to the exact runtime build that was audited. The SHA-256 hash above identifies that build at a cryptographic level. It does not identify an intent, a policy, or an organization — it identifies a specific, frozen state of a running system.

Any modification to the certified runtime — including changes to source files, model parameters, server configuration, or deployment state — invalidates certification immediately and irreversibly. No amended certification is issued for a modified build. The system must be re-audited.

HARS certifies architecture, not intent. A passing record means the system, at the recorded version and hash, was architecturally incapable of interpretive authority claims, predictive adaptation, diagnostic framing, and data extraction. Registry records reflect system state at time of audit. They do not attest to subsequent deployments, updates, or operator decisions made after the audit date.

What This Record Means

01The listed runtime satisfied all 15 Technical Mandates across the Five Gates at time of audit.
02The certified build is identified exclusively by the recorded SHA-256 hash.
03Any hash mismatch between the recorded value and the running system invalidates certification immediately.
04The Seal does not travel with modified systems. It is bound to the audited build, not the operator.
05No partial compliance exists under the HARS Standard. This system passed all criteria or it would not appear in this registry.

Verification depends on runtime identity, not operator claim.