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Cover + integrity fingerprints
R²F framework mark, audit summary, SHA-256 of the source document, SHA-256 of the prompt version used, schema version, server-side timestamp, reviewer counter-signature block.
Every Decision Intel audit ships with a hashed, tamper-evident evidence record: source-document SHA-256, prompt-version fingerprint, model lineage, judge variance, academic citations, regulatory mapping, and the full pipeline lineage. Four pages. Your General Counsel can open the specimen in one click — no login, no gate.
The specimen is a SPECIMEN — the PDF carries a diagonal watermark on every page. The memo, hashes, and findings are fictional but representative; the structure is the production shape. A live DPR is generated on every authenticated audit.
Every live DPR ships with the same structure — the specimen and a real audit are byte-compatible on shape. Only the watermark, hashes, and findings differ.
R²F framework mark, audit summary, SHA-256 of the source document, SHA-256 of the prompt version used, schema version, server-side timestamp, reviewer counter-signature block.
Which model tier ran on which pipeline stage, with decoding parameters recorded per stage. Meta-judge verdict summary and the noise-band score. No prompt content is serialised — only the fingerprint.
One row per detected bias: taxonomy ID, full APA citation, DOI when available. Each bias is mapped to the frameworks it touches — EU AI Act Article 13/14/15, Basel III ICAAP, GDPR Article 22, SEC AI disclosure.
The ordered pipeline — node IDs, zones, academic anchors — exactly as the audit ran. No toxic-combination weights, no per-org causal edges, no learned bias-genome values (IP-protection rules baked into the assembler).
The DPR maps onto regulation already in force or calendared. Every tailwind below carries a statute, a regulator guidance, or an enforcement date. Speculation is not cited.
The DPR never serialises prompt content, the toxic-combination weight matrix, or per-org causal edges. The record declares what it contains, what it explicitly does not contain, and why. A GC can forward it without a secondary redaction pass.