doctrine · admissibility
Admissibility Debt
A scalar measure of how much unresolved evidence an action carries. Zero debt = fully admissible. Any non-zero debt = downstream systems may reject the action even if it executed.
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What it will measure
The Admissibility Debt calculator scores a governed action across five evidence categories. Each category contributes to the total debt; the scorer returns a JSON record that can be attached to the action's receipt and re-evaluated on replay.
- Capability shortfallActions taken under tokens that lack one or more required capability claims.
- Policy driftReceipts evaluated against a policy version newer or older than the bound version.
- Continuity gapsMissing STATE_REGISTER attestations across the action's session window.
- Quorum dilutionTriumvirate decisions accepted with fewer than 2f+1 attestations.
- Chain breaksReceipts whose prev_hash does not match the chain_seq − 1 receipt's hash.
While you wait
The doctrinal definition of admissibility lives at /doctrine. Worked examples and the evidence schema appear across the glossary and claims registry. Subscribe to release notes via /changelog for ship dates.