Follow one preserved SDDT continuity example, from signed intent through a failed attempt, checkpoint recovery, and a recorded verification decision.
Recorded continuity/provider-failover example — not a live demo. This page replays existing internal evidence. It does not execute a new workload, call a verification API, contact a validator, or generate a new certificate. Providers and hardware in this example are mock fixtures, not customer production systems. This is not the Agent Trust Runtime v1.0 13-scenario local/synthetic demo or the recorded H100 evidence.
Select a stage to inspect the preserved fields and what they do—and do not—establish.
RECORD: demo-continuity-job-001
01 / SIGNED INTENT● HISTORICAL RECORD
Work begins with a bounded intent.
The preserved intent identifies the job, permitted mock providers, recovery policy, and the output commitment. A recorded signature check passed for the demo buyer key.
WHY IT MATTERS
A verifier needs a concrete definition of authorized work before it can judge an attempt or its result.
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EXAMINE THE ARTIFACTS READ-ONLY
The evidence behind the story.
These values are transcribed from a preserved internal continuity example. The JSON panel is a selected excerpt of the recorded verifier result, not a live API response or a full evidence package.
01 / CERTIFICATEPRESERVED
Signed continuity certificate
Certificate demo-ccc-001 binds buyer intent, both attempts, output equivalence, and the single final outcome.
A passing internal record is not production assurance.
The preserved result explicitly reports external GPU execution: false, independent audit: false, live validator contact: false, and no verification of signature identity or external provenance. This certificate is a continuity demo artifact, not a live-GPU attestation or production certificate.
Source: a preserved, scoped local continuity demonstration. Original source records are private and are not served by this public site. Qualified reviewers may request owner-approved, controlled access under NDA where required. This public excerpt does not establish independent audit or production acceptance.