HMIC · PROOF

Anchored evidence and demonstrations.

Inspect the published artifacts: evidence packets, open technical work, reference software, and working demonstrations.

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Anchored Evidence

HMIC anchors evidence packets to available public networks. The protocol is what HMIC ships; the network is selected per deployment. HMIC does not operate any specific network -- the operator chain is the property, the substrate is interchangeable.

Protocol, not operator
HMIC ships the anchoring protocol. The deployment selects the public network. HMIC does not operate, validate, or maintain any specific network.
Substrate is interchangeable
The validator network is a typed endpoint. Any public network that satisfies the typed contract is a candidate. Substrate selection is a deployment-time choice, not an architectural commitment.
Deployment freedom
Use what exists. If no available network fits the deployment's typed requirements, form one. The protocol survives substrate changes by construction.
Confirmed public anchor lineage

Six confirmed public anchors establish the available evidence lineage. Explorer links open the full transaction IDs; the genesis and current lineage tip are marked distinctly.

Confirmed HMIC public anchor lineage
PositionDateBlockTransactionMeaning
Genesis12026-04-18945,663 f1da97a3…b5481SubC Genesis
22026-05-05948,060 77e28a12…5eec5State snapshot
32026-05-14949,407 e1bba808…d3050CB1.53
42026-05-25951,012 403f44da…ef390MMS Genesis Proof
52026-05-27951,289 94f39f57…e5c37HMIC CB1.53 state
Current tip62026-08-03960,921 8ad493b1…0d4abEra 10 Close / Era 11 Open CB1.55

These dated execution artifacts demonstrate the method on a public network without presenting that substrate as a permanent architectural commitment. The same protocol can run against any available public network that satisfies the typed validator contract.

The protocol is what survives substrate changes. The substrate is what makes the demonstration real.

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Demonstrations

The MMS cascade demonstration shows what prevention looks like in production. The Evidence Layer demonstrations show what proof looks like after a decision. Both run on the same operator chain.

Open paper + reference implementation
Inspect the claim, then run the primitive.
ALCOA+ by Public Consensus states the proof semantics, threat model, privacy boundary, and regulated-use limitations. ALCOA RubberStamp v1.0.0 implements deterministic file-set commitments and verification as free MIT-licensed reference software. Both artifacts are versioned and published with SHA-256 checksums.
Open ALCOA release shelf → · Source on GitHub →
MMS cascade
Watch prevention in the browser.
The multi-modal authorization cascade runs in browser. Eight authorization modes converge on one execution decision: authorize, deny, route, downgrade, or hold. Watch the threshold logic, the mandatory gates, and the typed denials in real time.
View MMS →
Evidence Layer packet
Inspect a tamper-evident decision record.
A tamper-evident decision record carries the request hash, gate outcomes, state freshness, timestamp, witness, and external anchor. Review the structure that supports audit, compliance, and dispute review.
View Evidence Layer →

The artifacts are public so the work can be inspected directly.

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Filing references

63/986,776 · 63/987,388 · 63/988,188 · 63/995,912