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Auditability

AInternet should be auditable by construction. The goal is not to collect more logs. The goal is to make important actions reconstructable.

An audit-ready action answers:

who acted?
under which identity proof?
what was intended?
which policy applied?
what route or message was used?
what object or payload was touched?
what changed afterwards?
can another implementation verify the evidence?

Evidence Spine

Layer Evidence
JIS actor proof, key succession, challenge-response
TIBET causal action receipts
Cortex allow/deny decision
SNAFT consent proposal, acceptance, rejection and scope
MUX/I-Poll route/message event and delivery state
Airlock quarantine/run/release verdict
Wayback state seal, diff and restore point
SBOM / AI-SBOM software, model and tool materials
CBOM capabilities and authorities
Pol health check and drift evidence

Minimum Receipt Chain

parent event
  -> intent
  -> policy check
  -> proof
  -> route/message/workload
  -> result
  -> follow-up or ACK

If there is no parent, the action is not grounded. If there is no fresh proof, the action is replayable. If there is no policy decision, the route is only reachability.

Operator Commands

Common operator flow:

tibet system doctor
tibet create deploy --why "roll out local hub policy"
tibet verify <token-id>
tibet export --format json
tibet audit .

For a readable local cockpit over the evidence spine:

tibet-audit dashboard .

See Audit Cockpit.

Network checks should be read correctly:

tibet-ping actor.local

tibet-ping proves reachability or route posture. It does not prove permission by itself. Permission still comes from policy, consent and receipts.

Material Evidence

For software and AI systems, action receipts are not enough. You also need to know what materials existed.

Material view Use
SBOM software packages and dependencies
AI-SBOM model, prompt, tool and AI pipeline materials
CBOM capabilities, authority and object rights
Wayback point-in-time state
Report pack exported audit dossier

Conformance

Auditability should be testable:

Evidence question Conformance family
actor proof is valid ztip-conformance
message/route behavior is reproducible tibet-comms-conformance
evidence object verifies tibet-evidence-conformance
policy fails closed tibet-security-conformance

The vectors are the contract. A second implementation should be able to verify the same records.

Compliance Posture

This supports compliance work because it gives you records for:

  • access control
  • change traceability
  • incident reconstruction
  • software supply-chain evidence
  • AI decision trail evidence
  • human approval and consent trail
  • system state before and after significant events

This is compliance-enabling. It is not a certification claim.

Machine-Readable

  • https://ainternet.org/api.json — audit, report and export verbs
  • https://ainternet.org/resources.json — evidence and compliance references