Documentation
How WitnessOps works, how to evaluate a review, and how to check a receipt you were given.
These docs explain the model and its limits. They do not claim complete runtime truth by default.
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Buyer path
Catalogue, sample, non-secret fit check, and what a review request starts.
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How the model works
Governed execution, receipts, and what proof can and cannot show.
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Verify a receipt
Upload or paste receipt JSON and read a clear, receipt-scoped result.
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Where to begin: model walkthrough, buyer path, verify-first, and roles.
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Model
How proof works: mechanism, verification, and what receipts show.
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Operate
Running governed work: execution, governance, decisions, runbooks, scenarios.
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Reference
Commands, catalog, glossary, and external evidence mappings.
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Architecture
System-level boundaries: stack, mesh, threat model, practices.
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Limits
- A valid public receipt result confirms the checks named in that receipt. It does not prove every underlying action was correct.
- Independent verification still depends on trusted keys and the materials you actually have.
- These docs do not claim complete runtime truth or production deployment by themselves.