A recorded dependency graph cannot certify that it contains no omitted edge. For learned artifacts, graph-scoped invalidation therefore cannot by itself justify admission after authority changes, especially when output testing misses a provenance-stale derivation. We separate recorded lineage, which proposes impact sco...
Enterprise agents can compute for seconds or hours from a snapshot of policy, facts, task state, models, tools, and verifiers that may change before their work reaches the world. Completion alone therefore cannot confer institutional authority. We treat agents as proposal producers and a logically authoritative service...
Agentic workflows are commonly evaluated by whether they reach the correct outcome. That is insufficient in institutional settings, where a correct action may rely on the wrong authority, an unsupported completion claim, or work made stale by a later change. We define governed execution as work whose decisions, complet...
The results support verifier-selected supervision for bounded, machine-checkable capabilities, not arbitrary planning, enterprise validity, or unrestricted self-improvement.
Jesus Salas· 1 citation
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