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Evidence Vault

An immutable evidence ledger: prompt hashes, tool parameters and gate decisions./A log nobody can quietly change.

Architecture term (Salem Salah bin Omair AlShamsi)/Plain English

Each decision is chained to the last by hash, so any edit or gap is visible. Records export for regulators and auditors./Every entry is linked to the one before it. If someone changes history, it shows.

IntegrityHash-chained
LevelsL0 to L4
ExportOn demand
The problem

What goes wrong without it

01

Logs can be altered after an incident./Records can be rewritten later.

02

Evidence is scattered across systems./Proof is spread everywhere.

03

Auditors cannot reproduce a decision./Nobody can replay what happened.

How HVT handles it

Four steps, in order

1

Capture

Record prompt hash, parameters, gate and outcome./Save the key facts.

2

Chain

Link each record to the previous hash./Tie each entry to the last.

3

Attest

Commit cryptographic attestation (step 08, ASSURE)./Seal it.

4

Export

Provide records for review./Hand them over when asked.

What you get

Key capabilities

Hash chain

Tamper-evident by construction./Edits are obvious.

Evidence ladder

L0 none to L4 independently certified./Five levels of proof.

JSON export

Machine-readable records./Easy to share.

Framework mapping

Supports NIST AI RMF, EU AI Act, ISO/IEC 42001 evidence (not a certification)./Helps with audits.

Example

Before and after

Without HVT

After an incident, logs disagree and nobody can tell what ran./After a problem, nobody can say what happened.

With HVT

The chain replays the exact sequence with each gate decision./The log shows each step in order.

Illustrative scenarios. Controls shown are design intent, confirmed by the gates on your own infrastructure.