Evidence

Public evidence inspected by the automated review. Local artifacts are treated as hints, not truth.

Truth

README.md, AGENTS.md

Scored from explicit purpose, source-of-truth, assumptions, boundaries, and evidence claims.

Hardening

package.json

Scored from visible validation, CI, failure-mode, environment, and automation guardrail evidence.

Clarity

README.md, docs/README.md

Scored from setup, contributor, operator, recovery, and navigation clarity.

Audit History

CHANGELOG.md, docs/thc/LOCAL_CHECK.md

Scored from visible review history, known risks, hidden-trust findings, or decision history.

AI analysis note

What this means

The evidence slice maps what ClearIntent publicly proves across THC truth categories: contract correctness, adapter integration, live bindings, signer surfaces, and audit trails. It captures scored evidence by category, caps applied due to missing or private evidence, and the boundary between what is publicly verifiable versus first-party-only.

What is wrong

• Transaction hash and receipt evidence for autonomous agent execution is absent; the README explicitly calls this out as a near-term gap.
• Real wallet-rendered EIP-712 or ERC-7730 signing evidence is incomplete; only local fixture proof exists.
• Live provider replay evidence (ENS, 0G, KeeperHub) depends on operator-held credentials and live provider availability not available to public reviewers.
• Discord webhook notifications are simulation-only, not production-authenticated or replay-checked event evidence.
• ENS identity proof is live-bound but scoped to a single test name (guardian.agent.clearintent.eth); user-scoped agent subnames remain a near goal.
• 0G storage evidence is write/read/proof verified but optional 0G Compute is deferred; richer audit bundles are not yet live.

The evidence slice reflects ClearIntent's honest evidence boundary: strong local proof paths across contracts, adapters, and fixtures, but no transaction-backed autonomous execution receipt, no real wallet signing screenshot or prompt evidence, and no public npm release. ENS, 0G, and KeeperHub live bindings are demonstrated but depend on private credentials for replay, limiting independent public verification. The project correctly avoids claiming full Clear Signing support or wallet-rendered previews as proven. The score of 88 and caps correctly reflect local-only preparation artifacts without independent public review. Public reviewers should verify local test runs independently, confirm ENS/0G/KeeperHub live state from their own credentials, and note that transaction-backed execution is the primary missing production evidence.

AI review providers can draft section notes, but deterministic THC scoring and caps remain authoritative.