SciencePaper 3
Protocol Paper
The current manuscript boundary for the Triple-Falsifiability Publication Protocol.
Implementation-aligned truth
The reference implementation supports verifier-bound publication, source/locus binding, honest absence, and portable verification for the named evidence cases. These capabilities do not establish factual truth, field efficacy, or universal protocol validity.
Proof boundary
SF-P0-02 supports pairwise non-substitutability for the tested P/S/A operationalization. It does not prove universal completeness, minimality, closure, or adversarial robustness. Flow-A adds one bounded external-consumer interoperability case.
Current threshold map
T.2 and T.3 remain open scientific programs. An internal owner disposition can govern project planning, but formal validity, empirical generality, and scientific priority require external review, publication, and replication.
Producer Conformance (P)
bounded experiment recorded
Was the publication record produced under the declared protocol, contracts, and runtime identity?
Surface Observability (S)
bounded experiment recorded
Could a human reviewer actually perceive the disclosure required by the publication record?
Audit Replicability (A)
bounded experiment recorded
Can an external verifier reproduce the integrity and declared bindings from portable artifacts?
What the paper can already say honestly
- The publication path is artifact-first and verifier-compatible.
- Missing scientific measurements stay explicitly disclosed as not measured.
- No story-level super-score overrides the underlying axes.
- SF-P0-02 records isolated mutations across all three P/S/A loci.
- The current runtime/product path is stronger than a prototype claim.
What the paper must still not overclaim
- No claim that one second-domain proof automatically implies universal market-generality across arbitrary domains.
- No claim that internal owner acceptance proves T.2 or establishes scientific priority.
- No claim that historical measurement-axis probes close P/S/A robustness or completeness.