SETL v2.0: Definition, Reference Architecture and Canonical Governed Verification Record
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This release package publishes SETL v2.0, the Standardized Evaluation & Trust Layer. SETL is an open architectural verification layer for producing governed, evidentially grounded and inspectable records of AI-assisted cognitive work. Its governing principle is: “The output is not the record.”
The package contains: (1) a concise SETL v2.0 definition; (2) the SETL v2.0 Reference Architecture Definition, documenting the evolution from the v1.1 verification primitive to a running reference implementation in Nivel; and (3) the canonical governed verification record wb-20260901T215552Z-12e76987.
The canonical specimen preserves the actual evidential, verification and disposition state of a completed Nivel execution. Its final governed disposition is BLOCK, demonstrating that SETL records the basis for a result and its governed outcome rather than treating a model output as sufficient evidence.
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SETL v2.0 - Reference Architecture Definition.pdf
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- Is supplement to
- Publication: https://zenodo.org/records/21844050 (URL)
- Publication: https://zenodo.org/records/21844106 (URL)
- Report: https://zenodo.org/records/21844137 (URL)