Behavioral Oracle
Behavioral Oracle is an optional method for creating and appraising bounded attestations about declared intent, observed behavior, continuity, and evidence lineage. It is not the universal behavioral or trust layer of HEART.
Method objects
- an identified attester and authority;
- a precisely stated claim and subject;
- declared intent, policy, or reference condition;
- bounded behavioral evidence and collection period;
- provenance, integrity, status, and continuity information;
- a stated comparison or classification method;
- uncertainty, disagreement, exclusions, and claim ceiling; and
- correction, status change, and reliance rules.
Possible uses
The pattern may be useful where behavioral drift, continuity, or separation between evidence production, calculation, reporting, and economic action materially affects reliance. MAP-States, GTE, on-chain storage, scoring, settlement, Dwell, or formal conformity are not required components.
Claim boundary
Signatures, hashes, append-preserving records, or external anchors may support integrity. They do not prove that a classification is correct, the evidence is complete, the behavior caused an outcome, an AI system has a particular internal state, or the subject conforms to HEART.
See Behavioral Oracle glossary and Methods.