BUILD & TRUST

Production provenance.
Trace the release.

Inspect the Numina 2.0 application inventory, discover its detached build statements, and review the separate rc22 runtime evidence.

Open the live build manifest ↗

One release.
Across your workspace.

Numina 2.0.0 brings the website, operations workspace and installable mobile web app together. Your service workflows and private Treasury records remain available in the same design.

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Application build identity
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Application release schema
numina.application-release.v2

This build identity is calculated from the packaged application files. Detached build provenance is checked separately using the exact inventory fingerprint below. The rc22 control-plane dependency retains its own identity and signed records.

One file.
Trace its build.

A detached signed statement can identify the builder and the exact release file. The statement stays separate so the original file remains unchanged.

Signature verification has not been performed.

Manifest response SHA-256
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Inventory generation-time metadata
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Look up signed statements ↗

The lookup opens GitHub’s public records for this fingerprint. A listed statement is evidence to verify; its presence alone does not establish a valid signature, SLSA level or deployment match. An empty or unavailable lookup does not verify the release.

Verify the downloaded file independently

Save the exact manifest above as application-release-v2.json. Use GitHub CLI to check its digest, the designated repository and the pinned builder identity.

Load the current manifest to prepare verification.

Review the verified source revision and workflow run against the intended release. A signature check does not by itself prove that these bytes were deployed or that all SLSA Build L3 controls are established.

A running service.
An inspectable record.

The Numina 2.0 application uses control-plane runtime v1.9.0-rc22. Its signed declaration and control-state receipts can be checked against the public key pinned in this website.

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A runtime signature authenticates the service’s declaration. It does not independently establish a build-platform security level or verify the bytes of the referenced SBOM and provenance artifacts.

Defined requirements.
Evidence before a claim.

Specification
SLSA v1.2 · Build track
Target
Build L3
Current level claimed
None — not established
Provenance predicate type
https://slsa.dev/provenance/v1

The predicate URL identifies the official provenance format and remains the same in production. This page is the production documentation location; it is not itself a builder-signed provenance statement.

Hosted build evidence

A trusted hosted workflow must produce provenance identifying its source revision, builder, inputs and output artifact digests.

Protected build process

Build L3 requires evidence of isolated builds and protection against user-controlled provenance tampering, alongside the applicable builder controls.

Deployment binding

The published application must be linked to the exact artifact authenticated by the trusted builder’s provenance.

Separate evidence scopes

Application build statements are discovered by the inventory fingerprint above. The separate rc22 runtime’s full provenance and builder controls have not been verified here. Neither a file hash nor a listed statement alone closes these verification gaps.

Assessment recorded September 12, 2026. Official SLSA levels · Build requirements.

Previous evidence.
Preserved in context.

The earlier rc20 records remain available as historical artifacts. They do not establish the rc22 build’s provenance.