Validation evidence
Tests, validators, acceptance checks, and resulting state can support whether an execution path actually passed.
ILAIOS is being designed around evidence-backed validation so meaningful outcomes can be inspected instead of accepted only because an agent reported success.
Tests, validators, acceptance checks, and resulting state can support whether an execution path actually passed.
Important artifacts can retain information about their origin, transformation path, and relationship to the execution that produced them.
Relevant identity, authorization, action, and result context can be retained for later inspection.
Evidence structures are intended to make silent modification or substitution harder to treat as an ordinary successful outcome.
Confidence is useful, but sensitive operations should rely on observable checks and durable records wherever the system can produce them.