Certification
The Registry
Every GOVENANT certificate names its level, its date, and cites its probe log. Two rules keep the registry honest: the verdict is the minimum of the load-bearing pillars (no averaging away a dead gate), and a claim that never survived a refutation attempt is not certified — it is asserted.
The reference implementation
The registry opens with the standard's own reference system — including its failures, because a registry that hides its steward's history would be performing exactly the disease this standard exists to catch.
| Date | System | Verdict | Finding |
|---|---|---|---|
| 2026-07-02 | iii agent-hub (reference) | FLATLINED | Architecture excellent; delivery zero. Nine event producers, two consumers; predictions hardcoded. The audit that named performed autonomy. |
| 2026-07-07 | iii agent-hub (reference) | PERFORMED · L1 | Real delivery had resumed — surrounded by performed governance: the ownership gate had fired once in system history; 0 of 321 "measured" decisions ever graded. |
| 2026-07-13 | iii agent-hub (reference) | ALIVE · structural L2 | The first documented revival: a persisted ALIVE verdict for one tenant of eight, traced end-to-end by ID with the ownership gate participating. Caveats attached: UNCOVERED (duty roster on day one); first graded outcomes due ~2026-07-27. |
Claims here follow the standard's own discipline: nothing is stated that the substrate cannot back on query, and qualifiers drop only when the record earns it (The Covenant · claims discipline).
The next entry is unclaimed.
The instrument is proven — on us, three times, in public. The registry is open, and the first entry that isn't ours takes a place no one else can ever have. If your agent system is ready to be measured — or your vendor claims theirs is — claim it.
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