Mimesis Verification Relocation Packet - 2026-06-15
Mimesis Verification Relocation Packet - 2026-06-15
이 artifact는 Mimesis Engineering을 더 크게 주장하기 위한 문서가 아니다.
오히려 반대다.
검증된 외부 원본은 좋은 구조를 찾는 데 도움을 줄 수 있지만, 그 원본의 검증은 새 Mimesis 산출물로 상속되지 않는다.
이것을 Digital Factory에서는 verification relocation이라고 부른다.
Claim
Allowed public claim:
Digital Factory has a local, verifier-checked Mimesis evidence packet showing
that external source artifacts can help identify load-bearing structure, but
validation does not transfer to new outputs.
Reuse still needs extract-loss, domain-shift, conditioning-efficacy,
wrong-anchor, and downstream gates.
Forbidden public claim:
- external artifacts transfer validation to Mimesis outputs,
- source-level attribution proves downstream lift,
- external OSS maintainers endorsed Mimesis,
- verification gets reduced by using better sources,
- provenance proves correctness,
- local reinjection runs prove product value,
- Mimesis is externally validated,
- Mimesis universally improves AI output.
External Standards
These sources constrain the wording. They do not validate Mimesis Engineering.
| source | what it contributes |
|---|---|
| W3C PROV-O and PROV-DM | Provenance records relationships among entities, activities, and agents. It is history/lineage, not proof that a derived output is true or useful. |
| C2PA / Content Credentials | Content provenance can expose origin and history metadata. That still differs from truth, quality, or downstream usefulness. |
| SLSA Provenance | Provenance describes where, when, and how a software artifact was produced. It scopes claims to the produced artifact. |
| in-toto Attestation Framework | An attestation binds a predicate to a subject. That subject-predicate boundary is the useful analogy for Mimesis evidence. |
| NIST AI TEVV and NIST AI RMF 1.0 | Test, evaluation, verification, and validation happen across lifecycle and operational context; new context needs its own question, metric, and limitation. |
| Datasheets for Datasets | Useful artifacts should document motivation, composition, collection process, recommended uses, and limits. |
| ACM Artifact Review and Badging | Artifact availability, artifact evaluation, reproduced results, and replicated results are different categories and should not be collapsed. |
| Pearl and Bareinboim on external validity / transportability | Transfer across contexts requires assumptions about source-target differences; generalization is not automatic. |
Local Evidence Packet
Observed local packet:
mimesis-plugin/evidence/verification-relocation/
The packet says:
External source artifacts can help identify load-bearing structure, but they do
not transfer validation to a new Mimesis output. Verification is relocated to
extract loss, domain shift, and conditioning efficacy gates.
Local Files
| local file | role | public boundary |
|---|---|---|
verification-relocation/README.md | Main packet: claim, files, gates, prior-art framing, forbidden claims. | Local evidence packet only. |
external-oss-attribution-README.md | Source-level attribution summary. | Attribution is not downstream lift. |
downstream-reinjection-README.md | Downstream reinjection summary. | Lift is regime-dependent and can be null or negative. |
P-EXT-05-RESULTS.md | Boundary case for judgment-laden structure-class labels. | Labels remain partly judgmental, not oracle-backed truth. |
DOWNSTREAM-OUTPUT-RESULTS.md | Local downstream result log with null, negative, and narrow positive regimes. | Synthetic/local evidence, not product validation. |
mimesis-plugin/CLAIMS.md | Public forbidden-claim guardrail. | Claim policy, not method proof by itself. |
MIMESIS-CANON.md | Bounded canon and next proof-packet shape. | Local canon, not public proof. |
README.md | Workbench verification snapshot. | First-reader map and local hygiene, not external validation. |
What The Packet Separates
| Question | Local answer | Boundary |
|---|---|---|
| Can a verified external artifact expose load-bearing structure? | Selected local evidence says yes, with source/trace evidence and some local repros. | This is source-level attribution. |
| Does reinjecting extracted structure improve downstream output? | Only in a narrow local regime: underdetermined task plus slop-contaminated prior. | Not general downstream performance. |
| Does validation transfer from source artifact to new output? | No. | New output needs new gates. |
Required Gates
Any Mimesis reuse of an external artifact needs separate checks for:
| gate | question |
|---|---|
| extract loss | Did the extracted structure preserve what mattered in the source artifact? |
| domain shift | Did the new task differ from the source artifact’s validation context? |
| conditioning efficacy | Did the structure change the model output in the intended direction? |
| wrong-anchor risk | Would an irrelevant but strong-looking artifact produce the same result? |
| downstream behavior | Does the resulting output pass the target gate, not only the source gate? |
Validation
Fresh local commands observed in the Digital Factory workbench:
python verify_workbench_surface.py
From mimesis-plugin/:
python verify_evidence_references.py
python tools/validate_module.py --all
Observed result:
Digital Factory workbench surface checks passed.
Mimesis evidence-reference checks passed.
14/14 valid
Current root npm boundary:
No root package.json is present, so npm test is not a current verification target.
Claim Boundary
What this artifact proves:
- A local
verification-relocationevidence packet exists. - The packet has an explicit claim and forbidden-claim boundary.
- The packet is compatible with the local claim/evidence/module hygiene checks.
- The public-safe message is stronger because it refuses inherited validation.
What this artifact does not prove:
- external validation,
- external adoption,
- production readiness,
- universal lift,
- statistical significance,
- legal clearance,
- visual quality improvement,
- or that using verified sources makes verification cheaper.
Marketing Use
Safe sentence:
Mimesis does not treat strong source artifacts as borrowed proof. It uses them to find load-bearing structure, then relocates verification to extract-loss, domain-shift, conditioning, wrong-anchor, and downstream gates.
Unsafe sentence:
Because the source artifact was verified, the Mimesis output is verified too.
Next Proof
Run verification relocation on one redacted case. The next stronger artifact should include:
- source artifact,
- extracted structure,
- wrong-anchor or checklist control,
- target output,
- downstream gate,
- failure notes,
- claim boundary.
Until that exists, this remains local methodology evidence, not external validation.