Bounded answer
Execute Evidence Preflight client only after binding the exact tool, method, endpoint, request digest, deadline, and resource ceiling to an authorized principal. Missing, stale, or broader selectors produce refusal rather than fallback.
This guide defines a request-control procedure. It is not evidence that an integration executed, a credential was entitled, or a delivery succeeded.
Input contract
What must be fixed first
Authenticated principal and tenant
Exact resource, tool, method, and endpoint
Active entitlement with scope and expiry
Replay-safe request identifier and content digest
Procedure
Work the decision in order
- 1
Resolve the credential to one active principal.
- 2
Bind the exact Evidence Preflight client selector and requested capability.
- 3
Evaluate entitlement, quota, expiry, and revocation.
- 4
Perform only the bounded operation or return a reason-coded refusal.
- 5
Commit metering and a digest-bound receipt atomically.
- 6
Acknowledge only the exact receipt produced by this lifecycle.
Expected outputs
- Reason-coded allow or refuse decision
- Bounded result or delivery reference
- Metering and lifecycle receipt
Refuse when
- Identity, endpoint, selector, or digest is missing or substituted.
- The grant is absent, expired, revoked, exhausted, or broader than the request.
- A replay carries different content or lifecycle state.
Subject-specific decision record
What a complete answer would require
- Minimum evidence
- Authenticated principal and tenant; Exact resource, tool, method, and endpoint; Active entitlement with scope and expiry; Replay-safe request identifier and content digest.
- Pass condition
- Return reason-coded allow or refuse decision, bounded result or delivery reference, metering and lifecycle receipt only after every required input and ordered check is satisfied.
- Current result
- No subject-specific result has been produced by this method guide.
Questions this guide answers
How should execution be bounded for an Evidence Preflight client?
Execute Evidence Preflight client only after binding the exact tool, method, endpoint, request digest, deadline, and resource ceiling to an authorized principal. Missing, stale, or broader selectors produce refusal rather than fallback.
What inputs must be fixed for Evidence Preflight client?
Authenticated principal and tenant; Exact resource, tool, method, and endpoint; Active entitlement with scope and expiry; Replay-safe request identifier and content digest.
What should a machine return for Evidence Preflight client?
Reason-coded allow or refuse decision; Bounded result or delivery reference; Metering and lifecycle receipt. Every output remains bound to the exact inputs and decision state.
When must a system refuse Evidence Preflight client?
Identity, endpoint, selector, or digest is missing or substituted. The grant is absent, expired, revoked, exhausted, or broader than the request. A replay carries different content or lifecycle state.
What does this guide not establish about Evidence Preflight client?
This guide does not authorize payment, escrow, Production mutation, or private-corpus access. A receipt proves recorded execution or delivery, not factual correctness. Book links provide conceptual framing only and are not technical evidence.
Limits
- This guide does not authorize payment, escrow, Production mutation, or private-corpus access.
- A receipt proves recorded execution or delivery, not factual correctness.
- Book links provide conceptual framing only and are not technical evidence.