Claim surface

The full catalog claim is now browsable.

This page presents the claim that ties the public matrices together: families, lifecycle stages, market classes, provider runtime, first-run conversion, revenue launch, delivery, runtime durability, verification services, and trust portability. It stays public-safe while making the final claim easier to inspect.

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What is asserted

Claim proof

The claim proof is intentionally specific so we can see what is live without stretching the wording beyond the evidence.

  • Major families present: true
  • Lifecycle stages surfaced: true
  • Market classes present: true
  • Verification services public: true
  • Trust portability public: true
  • Provider runtime public: true
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Runtime and conversion

The runtime side of the claim is anchored in provider execution, first-run conversion, revenue-launch paths, delivery, and runtime durability.

  • Provider runtime profiles: 2
  • Provider runtime journeys: 2
  • First-run conversions: 3
  • Revenue launch paths: 3
  • Go-live blockers: 0
  • Delivery summaries: 0
  • Runtime durability blockers: 0

Provider summary · Provider journeys · First-run conversions · Revenue launch paths · Go-live summary · Delivery summary · Runtime durability

Matrices

Families and markets

The claim is strongest when the matrices are visible together instead of being scattered across separate pages.

  • Families: 9
  • Lifecycle stages: 13
  • Market classes: 6
  • Market lane promotions: 3
  • Verification services: 6
  • Trust portability profiles: 4

Catalog · Proof · Catalog summary · Proof summary

What this does not say

Boundaries

The claim page stays careful about the boundaries that keep the public story honest. The frozen 3.0.0 release contract is the stricter launch-line expression of those same boundaries; the live line is 3.9.13.

  • do_not_claim_every_possible_vendor_or_protocol_is_live
  • do_not_claim_disputes_as_standalone_runtime_truth_when_they_are_cross_package_followthrough
  • do_not_claim_external_identity_or_chain_truth_without_external_verifier_evidence
  • claim_live_invocation_only_for_provider_bound_task_refs_listed_by_adapter_depth
  • claim_device_and_robotics_coverage_only_for_listed_protocol_anchor_lanes
  • every_major_capability_must_be_marked_as_included_or_explicitly_outside_the_3_0_0_claim_before_launch

Frozen 3.0.0 contract JSON · Frozen 3.0.0 contract summary · Frozen 3.0.0 gates summary

Move outward

Related surfaces

The claim works best when it sits with the release, proof, support, ecosystem, and first-contact surfaces that back it up.

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