Use these examples to model trustworthiness establishment before downstream authority and execution decisions.
TTP establishes trustworthiness. It does not enforce execution directly. RAP, Execution Exchange, API gateways, CI gates, and integrated runtime systems enforce downstream decisions.
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- What actor is being evaluated?
- What trustworthiness question is being answered?
- What evidence exists?
- What can decay?
- What proof is produced?
- What downstream system would consume the result?
Examples are non-production protocol patterns. Production enforcement requires signed claims, trusted issuer registry, replay protection, clock integrity, tenant isolation, fail-closed downstream enforcement, receipt signing, and commercial enforcement infrastructure such as Execution Exchange.