Glossary

Interface Manifest

An Interface Manifest is the record the Issuer publishes to the Registry before release naming, for every Integration Point in a run, the party occupying it, the product and version, its Component Fingerprint, its Authorship Disclosure and its disclosed interests. A run without one is non-conforming.

ProofJack Rating: Human 86% · AI 14% (self-estimated; No per-term record; PP-SPEC-077 AI_DISCLOSURE shares (conception 92/8, naming 80/20))

Also known as: manifest

Mynted 2026-10-23 · Updated 2026-10-23

First used: PP-SPEC-077, ProofSwarm: The Dead Canary Protocol, October 2026, by Craig Thomas Ellrod

What it means

Before a single canary flies, the world can see who is holding every seat, what software they are running and what stake they have. Nobody can swap a component or hide an interest after the results come in.

What it carries

• Per Integration Point: the party, the product and version, the Component Fingerprint, the reference to its AI Disclosure and its disclosed interests.
• Any seam one product occupies alongside another, where separation rules allow it.
• Every extension in use, declared before the first commitment.
• In jail mode: which of the agent’s tool-call, egress, delegation and memory paths the Warden sits in. A path not listed is an untested escape vector and is reported as not proven.

The manifest hash is carried in every point-in-time result.

Related terms

• Disclosed Interests, Sponsor and Funding Tier
• DUT Fingerprint
• Integration Point
• Registry (ProofRegister)

Sources

• ProofSwarm: The Dead Canary Protocol (PP-SPEC-077)
• No Bros Jail Mode Protocol: The Jailed Canary Protocol (PP-SPEC-078)

Updated 2026-10-23