Attestor · Operational Reference Profiles

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This area documents governed reference profiles through which Attestor may relate eligible source objects to Attestations, Rule-Constrained Evaluation, and Trust Statements.

These profiles do not create a second Attestor record system. Source objects remain governed by their originating institutions or external authorities.

Canonical responsibility: Attestor → Trust Statement
Governing principle: Reference does not transfer authority.

Atlas

Atlas Authoritative Intelligence references while preserving Atlas authority.

Certifier

Certification Package references and eligible Certifier-governed certification context.

Registry

Satoshium Registry Record references without recreating or reclassifying them.

Chronicle

Chronicle Entry references and relevant historical context while preserving Chronicle authority.

Anchor

Anchor Integrity Reference relationships when integrity context is relevant.

Beacon

Beacon Discovery Signal and Discovery Metadata references without confusing discovery with trust evaluation.

External Sources

Eligible governed information originating outside Satoshium, with external authority and provenance preserved.

Operational Status

Reference-profile architecture is established and was exercised in the first controlled production operation. Eligibility, authority, provenance, relationships, source-state handling, lifecycle triggers, and validation follow the adopted Attestor architecture.

First Production Reference-Profile Demonstration

The first controlled production operation exercised governed references to six source objects or source contexts while preserving their originating institutional authority. Those sources were evaluated for eligibility before use and remained distinct from the Attestor-owned Attestation and Trust Statement.

SC-CERT-2026-0001 → Certifier authority preserved
Atlas Jurisdiction Record — El Salvador → Atlas authority preserved
SREG-2026-0001 → Registry authority preserved
CHR-2026-0001 → Chronicle authority preserved
ANCH-2026-0001 → Anchor authority preserved within its defined SCRD integrity scope
BEAC-2026-0001 → Beacon authority preserved

Six governed source inputs → Eligibility determined
ATT-2026-0001 → Attestor-owned canonical Attestation
TRST-2026-0001 → Attestor-owned canonical Trust Statement

Reference-profile architecture → DEMONSTRATED IN PRODUCTION

The production operation did not convert any referenced Suite object into an Attestor record, merge institutional identities, or transfer source authority to Attestor.

Records Namespace Boundary

The route /attestor/records/ remains a documentation namespace for governed Reference Profiles. It is not the canonical publication namespace for Attestor's canonical ATT and TRST objects.

/attestor/records/ → Reference-profile documentation
/attestor/attestations/ATT-YYYY-NNNN/ → Canonical Attestation publication
/attestor/trust-statements/TRST-YYYY-NNNN/ → Canonical Trust Statement publication

Records Route ≠ Canonical ATT/TRST Object Namespace
Reference Profile ≠ Source Object Copy
Reference ≠ Authority Transfer

Reference Model

Source Object → Governed Reference → Attestation / Evaluation → Trust Statement

A source object does not become an Attestor-owned record merely because Attestor references it. The route /attestor/records/ is retained, while the documents within it are governed Reference Profiles.

Reference Profiles → Established and Production-Proven
Suite-source reference model → Production-exercised
Eligibility-before-use → Production-exercised
Source authority preservation → Demonstrated
Source provenance / state context → Demonstrated
Cross-institution relationships → Demonstrated
Records namespace boundary → Explicit
External-source profile → Established; not exercised by first production operation
Canonical ATT/TRST publication → Separate object-class namespaces
Production proof → ESTABLISHED for Suite-source reference profiles exercised

Production proof is bounded to the source classes and relationships actually used. It does not establish that every future source is eligible, that every external source profile has been production-tested, or that reference itself constitutes support for a final conclusion.

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A governed reference should preserve the meaning, provenance, scope, state, and authority of its source.