AXES Example (Ind) · Industrial and manufacturing · run MRUN-2026-06-11-A

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Autonomous Execution Report

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Forensic Execution Pack - MRUN-2026-06-11-A

1. Verification procedure (vendor-neutral)

  1. Read envelopes.jsonl in sequence order. 2. For each envelope, remove integrity.envelope_hash and integrity.envelope_signature; serialise with RFC 8785 JCS; SHA-256; compare to stored hash. 3. Confirm previous_envelope_hash equals the prior envelope’s hash (genesis = 64x’0’). 4. Confirm sequence numbers are contiguous. 5. Confirm anchoring.anchored_subject_hash at each attestation_recorded event equals the chain head before it, and that anchor_requested_at is not before that record’s emitted_at. 6. Re-hash each file in artifacts/ and compare with manifest.json. Steps 1-6 are reproducible from the bundle alone. Step 5 shows internal consistency only: the in-trace anchors are basis_status: simulated. The external existence bound is on the release, not the trace: the release statement committing to this corpus is anchored with RFC 3161 and OpenTimestamps (repository RELEASES.md, VERIFY.md).

2. Envelope sequence (first 24 of 76; full stream in envelopes.jsonl)

Seqevent_kindPart#occurred_atenvelope_hash
0001execution_started-2026-06-11T07:00:00.000Z7fa4436888e5…
0002context_retrieved-2026-06-11T07:00:04.000Z2e2dd6719bde…
0003plan_created-2026-06-11T07:00:09.000Zfa8ee70eea67…
0004policy_check_performed12026-06-11T07:00:12.000Zb588e7dc414b…
0005commit_attempted12026-06-11T07:00:18.000Zc7cc3f0b8a1e…
0006tool_invoked12026-06-11T07:00:19.000Z2bdcd39455cc…
0007commit_succeeded12026-06-11T07:00:21.000Ze3111138a173…
0008policy_check_performed22026-06-11T07:00:57.000Z209bc2cb19e7…
0009heartbeat_event-2026-06-11T07:01:00.000Z43d41bea8935…
0010commit_attempted22026-06-11T07:01:03.000Z9b0438f44597…
0011tool_invoked22026-06-11T07:01:04.000Z30d1ea6ce71e…
0012commit_succeeded22026-06-11T07:01:06.000Zeefc02bdc49d…
0013policy_check_performed32026-06-11T07:01:42.000Z999b70a3889d…
0014commit_attempted32026-06-11T07:01:48.000Ze454a38f2858…
0015tool_invoked32026-06-11T07:01:49.000Zc86fe00ec8e6…
0016commit_succeeded32026-06-11T07:01:51.000Za4d1e20c6bea…
0017heartbeat_event-2026-06-11T07:02:00.000Z2197124ea7fc…
0018policy_check_performed42026-06-11T07:02:27.000Z4883a8b95c2c…
0019commit_attempted42026-06-11T07:02:33.000Z854c4e815d47…
0020tool_invoked42026-06-11T07:02:34.000Ze27dc8234904…
0021commit_succeeded42026-06-11T07:02:36.000Z3a2186d79ef7…
0022heartbeat_event-2026-06-11T07:03:00.000Z8ba79cdd33dd…
0023policy_check_performed52026-06-11T07:03:12.000Zfda33d91311b…
0024commit_attempted52026-06-11T07:03:18.000Ze0a0dacd5d25…

3. Part <-> artifact <-> confirmation linkage

#SerialCritical char (Ø25 H7 bore)Material lotQIF result hashMES release hashReleased at
01IMP4471-000125.0038 mmHT-88213474aaa15d4…6aae6e47f5…2026-06-11T07:00:21.000Z
02IMP4471-000225.0108 mmHT-88213459157aed0…f88da7ef27…2026-06-11T07:01:06.000Z
03IMP4471-000325.0201 mmHT-88213e3a1b6d646…1fbeed755c…2026-06-11T07:01:51.000Z
04IMP4471-000425.0078 mmHT-882132fb0e9d794…76f59f8d18…2026-06-11T07:02:36.000Z
05IMP4471-000525.0028 mmHT-882132e3f195f40…2f2173c0b9…2026-06-11T07:03:21.000Z
06IMP4471-000625.0131 mmHT-882132963ae2607…46c8bbcd1f…2026-06-11T07:04:06.000Z
07IMP4471-000725.0065 mmHT-88213ec0f8b3026…b629bfe6fa…2026-06-11T07:04:51.000Z
08IMP4471-000825.0016 mmHT-88213f7758184a0…b949347c49…2026-06-11T07:05:36.000Z
09IMP4471-000925.0093 mmHT-88213918aaecd9e…1a62e2d829…2026-06-11T07:06:21.000Z
10IMP4471-001025.0058 mmHT-882139de650fd53…6f6adaa97d…2026-06-11T07:07:06.000Z
11IMP4471-001125.0021 mmHT-882130e1b25391e…6410770987…2026-06-11T07:07:51.000Z
12IMP4471-001225.0068 mmHT-882136c51e7703d…1b2ddd3147…2026-06-11T07:08:36.000Z
13IMP4471-001325.0044 mmHT-8821336a4f54556…ad5c5311c3…2026-06-11T07:09:21.000Z
14IMP4471-001425.0038 mmHT-88213b807115d40…d0e91b5386…2026-06-11T07:10:06.000Z

Released tolerance for the critical characteristic: 25.000 +0.021 / 0 mm (H7). Part 3 at 25.0201 mm sits at 95.6% of the tolerance band - inside tolerance, and the tightest unit in the batch.

4. Topology graph (declared = observed for this run)

Nodes: agent mfg-pilot 3.1.0 · orchestrator shopfloor-orch 2.2 · model claude-sonnet-4-6 · gateway toolproxy-2 · connector opcua-gw 1.8.0 · cell cnc-cell-4 · mes ironmark/prod · runtime edge-mes-01. Edges: agent->orchestrator->model (inference); agent->gateway->connector->cell (release path); agent->mes (context and batch record, read/write). No undeclared touchpoints observed (third-party touchpoint set exhaustive for this run; basis: connector egress telemetry) [env:0074 | boundary_assessment.boundary_assessment_basis].

5. Chronology and silence semantics

Run window 07:00:00-07:10:52Z; heartbeats every 60s (10 beats, 0 silent windows); simulated in-trace anchors at 300s cadence (3); end-of-shift reconciliation 16:10Z. Emission fail-closed => within the declared boundary, absence of an envelope implies absence of a release-boundary action.

6. Known stubs and limitations (golden trace gt-v2.1)

Signatures are placeholders (envelope_signature_basis_status: stubbed). In-trace anchors are simulated (basis_status: simulated). The QIF result (QMS mTLS) and MES batch-record authenticity rungs are stubs (basis_status: stubbed); the OPC-UA and MES-acceptance rungs are simulated because the trace is synthetic. Each status is in a field a verifier reads (catalogue 1.27). A real on-chain anchor lane (EB-004, axes#3) remains open; the subcontracted heat-treatment and plating legs are outside the capture boundary by design. Hashes, chain, ordering, coverage arithmetic, and part-to-artifact linkage are real and re-verifiable under RFC 8785 JCS with no JSON floats in hash scope.

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