Stable
definitions.
Concept pages define core terms. Journal essays explore ideas in depth. Developer documentation is published separately. We don't present emerging industry terms as Tinor-invented standards.
What Is Verifiable State?
Verifiable state keeps sources, evidence classes, history, and disclosure inspectable — without pretending cryptography proves real-world correctness by itself.
What Is Real-World State?
Tinor's working definition of real-world state: what currently holds for people, organizations, objects, relationships, or agreements — and what can affect what happens next.
What is Operational State?
Operational State is the sourced, statused, permission-aware projection of what holds now for a purpose — distinct from documents, chat logs, and raw claims.
How Agents Should Use Accepted Facts
Agents should read Current, respect disclosure, request gaps, and escalate commitments — not improvise standing.
Claim, Evidence, Fact, and Current
Four carefully separated words: assertion, support, standing, and the projection used for answers today.