Accept the Hash
Both parties cryptographically sign and accept one exact scope version. A later edit is a new card, not a quiet rewrite.
A developer and a client agree on the exact scope of a software fix. When subsequent requests arrive, GenLayer Intelligent Consensus classifies them deterministically as in scope, a change request, or short of proof.
Non-custodial. No escrow. Consensus judgments and scope cards freeze permanently into contract storage.
7 View Methods Verified: get_policy, get_agreement, list_agreements, get_case, list_cases, get_decision, get_packet.
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Both parties cryptographically sign and accept one exact scope version. A later edit is a new card, not a quiet rewrite.
One change request, accompanied by test evidence. The packet locks at the deadline, or upon mutual approval.
GenLayer validator consensus classifies the ask: In Scope, Change Request, or Insufficient Proof. Stored permanently on-chain.
The ask sits inside an included clause, and the packet holds the acceptance test.
It matches excluded work, or asks for something the accepted card never contained.
The packet cannot carry the mark, including a protected regression nobody proved.
No. It classifies scope against a frozen packet. It does not decide payment, legal liability, code quality, or whether a person is truthful.
No. Deterministic gates check permissions, ids, deadlines, packet integrity, and protected-behavior evidence. Multiple GenLayer validator LLMs reason only inside those gates under Optimistic Democracy.
No. Anything written to a public contract is readable on Studionet by anyone with the address. Do not put secrets, credentials, tokens, or personal data in a scope card or evidence excerpt.
In v1, web import is disabled for pure deterministic scope classification. Excerpts are party-submitted text verified against the frozen agreement clauses.
Yes. The intelligent contract is live on GenLayer Studionet at address 0x7aFa58C5CF4E0145Bbb8B9C508036EeBc349C2Df with 7 verified public view methods.
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