Public documentation describing the event framework used by the protocol. This specification defines how actors, subjects, domains, actions, and events are represented, published, and interpreted within the protocol's immutable audit history.
This version defines the initial audit framework used to interpret protocol events. The specification is publicly accessible, immutable, and remains permanently available as a historical reference. Future versions may extend the framework without altering the meaning, validity, or integrity of events published under this version.
Public documentation describing the event framework used by the protocol. This specification defines how actors, subjects, domains, actions, and events are represented, published, and interpreted within the protocol's immutable audit history.
Documentation Status: v1.0 — Sealed
This version defines the initial audit framework used to interpret protocol events. The specification is publicly accessible, immutable, and remains permanently available as a historical reference. Future versions may extend the framework, but they do not modify the meaning or integrity of events already published under this version.
This document defines the audit and transparency framework of the protocol. Its purpose is to provide a clear, verifiable, and immutable record of all relevant actions performed throughout the lifecycle of the protocol.
The system is designed around events. Every meaningful action is recorded as an event and published in a chronological sequence. Events are never modified or deleted once published.
This documentation explains the language, rules, and structure used to describe actors, subjects, and events, so that any observer can independently understand and verify what happened, when it happened, and who authorized it.