See the rules behind HELM.
This page explains how Mindburn talks about specs, conformance, and public proof.
The product story is clear and you want the formal rules behind proof and conformance.
Keep it concrete.
The standards story should stay plain, testable, and close to the product.
Name the boundary.
Say where HELM starts, where it decides, and what proof it keeps.
Make proof replayable.
A reviewer should be able to check signatures, replay traces, and release provenance.
Keep TITAN as proof.
TITAN helps when it stays a proof case for HELM, not a second product story.
Go from rules to proof.
Use these pages when you want to inspect the mechanism, not just read about it.
Verifier
Validate signatures, schema, replay state, and pack integrity in the public verifier.
Verify docs
Read the step-by-step verify path, release process, and proof notes.
TITAN proof case
See how the standards story holds up when HELM is shown under load.