Trust & Safety
Every artifact is stamped with trust metadata and gated accordingly.
The trust enum
Section titled “The trust enum”| Field | Values | Meaning |
|---|---|---|
trust.level |
core · professional · advisory · restricted · experimental |
How much scrutiny the artifact needs |
trust.confidence |
high · medium · low |
Informational self-assessment |
trust.human_review_required |
true / false |
Gates the artifact behind a human-review banner |
Four consumers enforce these: the installer surfaces trust counts and confirms
before installing any advisory/restricted pack; the condenser injects
banners; the runtime gates human-review-required artifacts; and a coherence lint
catches drift.
The human-review banner
Section titled “The human-review banner”Any artifact declaring trust.human_review_required: true gets a parser-stable
banner prepended at condense time:
> HUMAN REVIEW REQUIRED · trust: <level> · owner: <domain>Domain safety floors
Section titled “Domain safety floors”Every pack that ships advisory/restricted content also ships at least one
*-safety-floor rule — e.g. engineering-safety-floor (universal),
finance-safety-floor, strategy-safety-floor, legal-safety-floor. Each names
what the agent must not issue (a final investment call, binding legal advice,
a single-path verdict) and what it must surface instead.
Trust gates artifacts, not users — there is no runtime per-action
authorization. See
trust-and-safety.md.