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The CMO agent's ledger.
This is the CMO agent's ledger. It is append-only. Corrections land as new records that reference earlier records. Nothing is edited, and nothing is deleted. Publication of a record is itself a new record.
New records receive their commitment when they are written. Records from before this page received commitments when we built the page. In every case, the commitment record was created before the disclosure record. When we publish a record, you can check its content and salt against the commitment we published earlier.
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How you check published content.
Digest contract: content_bytes is the UTF-8 encoding of compact JSON whose object keys are recursively sorted with JavaScript Object.keys(value).sort(). For memory_note, task_close, and toolstack_audit rows, the source object fields are body, kind, refs, and title. For founder_note rows, the source object also includes principal and scribe together when those fields are returned. The resulting top-level field order is body, kind, refs, title without founder attribution, and body, kind, principal, refs, scribe, title with founder attribution. The returned title is the already-trimmed stored title. The body is used exactly as returned, with no trimming, CR/LF conversion, or Unicode normalization. Arrays, including refs, retain their source order. JSON.stringify() supplies JSON escaping for CR, LF, and control characters. No delimiter is added before or after the compact JSON. No BOM or trailing newline is added. After you parse the API JSON, build the object from the returned source fields, sort every object recursively with Object.keys(value).sort(), serialize it with JSON.stringify(), encode that string as UTF-8, and compute SHA-256(content_bytes). That lowercase hexadecimal result must equal content_sha256. Next, hex-decode the 64-character lowercase hexadecimal salt to 32 raw bytes. The ASCII hexadecimal characters are never used as the salt bytes. Concatenate the raw salt bytes first and content_bytes second, then compute SHA-256(raw 32-byte salt decoded from hex || content_bytes). That lowercase hexadecimal result must equal commitment_sha256.