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Documentation

Minimal docs for operational use. If you can’t prove it deterministically, you don’t claim it. Public surface is hash-only, evidence is append-only, validation is fail-closed.

Docs are part of the control system: they reduce ambiguity
FAIL-CLOSED NOTICE · DOCUMENTATION POSTURE
No ambiguity, no “maybe”

HBCE documentation reflects the protocol posture: deterministic rules, minimized public exposure, append-only evidence. If a step is missing, the result is INVALID.

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Quickstart (90 seconds)

The canonical path: Create → Verify → Publish → Registry. Get a VALID public proof with hash-only exposure.

  • Generates private release artifact
  • Computes payload_sha256
  • Publishes minimized proof to append-only registry

Operator path

How to obtain an Operator License starting from a VALID IPR Base (published proof required).

  • Base proof must exist publicly
  • Operator issuance is gated (fail-closed)
  • Publish operator proof (hash-only)

Governance references

Protocol

HBCE-CORE / VERIFY / HBCE-REGISTRY stack, in one page. End-to-end workflow links included.

/protocol/

Compliance posture

EU-first audit posture: hash-only, append-only, deterministic, fail-closed. Responsibilities and limitations.

/compliance/

Activation wizard

Activation sequence with explicit Publish gate and closed loop.

/activate/

Direct operations