⚠️ VEIP 0.1.0 – Public Working DraftThis version of the Veraxis Execution Integrity Protocol (VEIP) is released as a Public Working Draft.
The specification is stable in principle but may undergo structural clarification, terminology refinement, and formal consistency updates prior to a 1.0 release.
Implementations built against this draft should explicitly declare conformance to “VEIP 0.1.0 (Public Working Draft)”.
Breaking changes may occur before 1.0.
The Veraxis Execution Integrity Protocol (VEIP) defines a deterministic execution-control standard for AI and automated systems.
VEIP formalizes:
- State-transition integrity
- Execution-time authorization semantics
- Supervisory verification interface (SVI)
- Deterministic evidence packaging
- Conformance validation requirements
VEIP is an open specification.
This repository contains the normative standard documents and JSON schemas that define VEIP behavior.
- Execution Authorization Precedes Action.
- All State Transitions Must Be Verifiable.
- Evidence Must Be Deterministic and Replayable.
- Supervisory Oversight Must Be Explicit.
- No Hidden Execution Paths.
These invariants define VEIP compliance.
The VEIP specification governs:
- State-transition formalism
- Authority envelope semantics
- Evidence Pack structure
- Conformance Test Suite definitions
- Versioning discipline
The specification does not govern:
- Commercial implementations
- Registry operations
- Jurisdiction-specific regulatory mandates
The VEIP specification is licensed under Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International (CC BY 4.0).
This permits unrestricted implementation, adaptation, and commercialization of VEIP-compliant systems, provided attribution is maintained.
Official certification and use of VEIP certification marks are governed separately (see TRADEMARKS.md).
Current Specification Version: 0.1.0 (Draft)