Record completion
The producer can report finished without claiming approval.
Authority, cost, artifact, and evidence stay attached to the claim.Completion and acceptance are different states.
Without it, verification quietly stands in for your judgment.
In OrgX, acceptance is a recorded human ruling with an owner and timestamp. The verifier result remains separate.
Completion makes a claim. Acceptance makes the ruling.
Inspect the producer report, verifier result, and human acceptance as separate recorded events.
Completed
The producing session reports the artifact finished. This is a claim, not approval.
- Recorded event
- Completion
- Recorded by
- Producer
Three events remain distinct.
Preserve verification
The operator sees which published rule cleared or held the artifact.
The verifier result remains evidence for judgment.Record the ruling
Later work can distinguish accepted output from merely completed output.
Owner and timestamp make the terminal state accountable.The next session receives objects, not a summary.
- Completion
- The producer reports the work finished.
- Verification
- The published checks clear or hold the work.
- Acceptance
- The owner records the final ruling.