Verification envelope for one governed workspace
Defines the public shape for subject, verification level, metrics, digest and provenance.
NORNR
Public schemas, versioning and provenance for export-safe governed records.
NORNR / Artifact standards
Public schema surfacePublic schemas, versioning and provenance for the records NORNR exports.
Trust manifest, proof packet and finance close bundle should all be legible outside NORNR. These standards define the public packet shapes and the provenance rules that keep them attributable later.
Public schemas
The export layer should be inspectable before anyone trusts it.
These are public because the packet shapes matter outside the control room.
Canonical packet for one governed action
Defines the public shape for intent, policy decision, approval state, settlement state, receipt trail and audit export.
Finance-safe packet for close, retention and export
Defines the public shape for statement export, signed bundle, retention posture, provider payloads and reconciliation posture.
Versioning + provenance
Every exported artifact should say what it is, which version it follows and where it came from.
That is what makes packets verifiable later instead of merely readable now.
Each packet declares its public artifact kind
Examples: nornr.trust_manifest, nornr.proof_packet, nornr.finance_close_bundle.
Each packet declares a public schema version
The packet must carry the version it claims so another system can verify against the same public contract later.
Each packet carries workspace, source lane and export timestamps
Workspace id, source lane, exported at, policy version and packet id should travel with the artifact so provenance survives outside NORNR.
Each packet can be re-validated against a digest-backed envelope
Digest and signature make the export more than a pretty PDF. They make it checkable later.