Trust is a product behavior

Power needs boundaries people can see.

Rhiz is designed to help people and agents act together without blurring identity, permission, evidence, or responsibility.
Governed ContextOnly authorized work crosses this boundary.
PersonParticipation active
Scope visible
Permission checked
Illustrative product artifact. It explains system behavior, not a completed customer action.

Four durable safeguards

The system should remain understandable under pressure.

01

Scoped context

Work, memory, relationships, tools, and actions stay inside the governed context that authorizes them.

02

Human approval

Publishing, sending, paying, routing, and other consequential actions cross an explicit approval boundary.

03

Visible provenance

Durable claims keep who asserted them, where they apply, and the evidence that supports them.

04

Correction

People can correct durable understanding, and the correction must change later authorized reads.

PersonDurable identity
ParticipationExplicit standing
ContextGoverned boundary

One authority model

Authentication says who you are. Context says what you may do.

An account, organization label, workspace, or model confidence does not grant authority. Access comes from explicit participation in a governed context.

Epistemic honesty

A useful inference is still an inference.

Rhiz preserves the difference between what was observed, asserted, verified, inferred, symbolic, and speculative. Confidence does not silently turn a hypothesis into fact.
ObservedAssertedVerifiedInferredSymbolicSpeculative
Current classInferred

A useful interpretation. Not silently promoted to fact.

Source
Attached
Context
Scoped
Correction
Available
Class stays visible
Illustrative product artifact. It explains system behavior, not a completed customer action.

Public status

What we claim, and what we do not.

Product contractContext scoping, approval, provenance, correction, and reconstructible action are required system behavior.Current design authority
Production proofSpecific production loops are claimed only when real receipts, persistence, reload, and later reuse have been observed.Evidence required
ComplianceWe do not claim certifications or controls that have not been independently completed and evidenced.No implied certification

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