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Your AI agent says “done.” What evidence would make you believe it?
This 46-second continuous run shows the difference between activity and proof:
evidence is collected
a contradiction stops the run
the defect is repaired
a fresh recheck replaces stale results
human approval is recorded
a sealed evidence packet is produced
The rule I keep coming back to: never let the same artifact count as both the claim and its proof.
Watch the full demo and inspect the evidence boundary:
https://daradigu.com/proofline?utm_source=contra&utm_medium=community&utm_campaign=proofline_continuous_demo
What failure mode should the next reproducible fixture cover?
AI-assisted implementation and writing. Synthetic fixture data; no customer data. Reviewed by RELAUNCH DEPT.
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