Decapod
A repository governance kernel can attach optional Jev trajectory observations to its assurance loop while retaining deterministic policy, interlocks and proof rules.
Added to Jevfast
How it uses Jev
When configured, Decapod asks Jev for a bounded probability that the proposed trajectory satisfies declared intent using reconstructed governance and repository context. The result is advisory and recorded; it is not an approval or a replacement for deterministic policy.
What Jev decides
Trajectory assurance observationExample answers · not a recorded Jev response · Source ↗
Question 1 · intent satisfied
YOUR APP
INSTRUCTION
Does the proposed trajectory satisfy the declared intent, based on the reconstructed context?
STATE
Reconstructed repository trajectory and governance context for the active run.
JEV · NOUL
YesNo
App workflow
- Reconstruct trajectory context
Reconstruct the active trajectory and its governance context.
- Request optional observation
If the Jev provider is enabled, submit the bounded assurance question.
- Record the observation
Record the typed observation or explicit unavailable status in the run ledger.
- Continue assurance checks
Continue deterministic assurance and policy checks independently of the advisory result.
Why it is interesting
The provider asks for an advisory Noul observation and appends the result to the active trajectory ledger; governance rules remain authoritative.