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Trust / Updated 2026-09-06

What enforced means

Use precise claims for mediated and non-bypassable action paths.

ENFORCED is an execution-boundary claim about one declared action. It means Witnora verified a one-time authorization grant, a trusted runtime claim, credential-isolated adapter execution, a complete signed event chain, a separate outcome observation, and target-audit reconciliation.

It does not mean:

  • the agent is safe for every task;
  • the model cannot be manipulated;
  • every account or target path was monitored;
  • physical or downstream effects outside the predicate were verified;
  • the customer environment is free of alternate credentials;
  • the action was correct merely because it was authorized and controlled.

The receipt separates three questions:

FieldQuestion
enforcementLevelWas this action forced through the declared execution boundary?
evidenceStrengthHow strong is the best supported evidence claim?
outcomeAttestation.resultDid independently observed state satisfy the declared predicate?

An enforced action can have NOT_SATISFIED outcome evidence. Conversely, an observed successful outcome is not automatically enforced.

Consumers verifying an ENFORCED receipt must provide the referenced Browser enforcement bundle and current or historical runtime identity key. Cryptographic receipt verification without those proof objects returns review-required rather than silently accepting the enforcement claim.