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Performance Record

A Performance Record is the published result of one Proof of Performance Engagement: every run's registered records, all Units of Proof and rates per attribution level, Claim Findings, bookings and verdicts, operational metrics under load, every fingerprint and drift event, the Provider's Right of Reply, and a one-paragraph summary of what it proves and what its parity prevents it from proving.

ProofJack Rating: Human 25% · AI 75% (self-estimated; PP-SPEC-079 AI_DISCLOSURE: Performance Record proposed by Claude)

Also known as: Performance Series, Right of Reply, held, failed, not tested

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

First used: PP-SPEC-079, Proof of Performance Engagement: The Coal Mine Protocol, 13 October 2026, by Craig Thomas Ellrod

What it contains

What it is not

Reports

A narrative report may be written from a record. It cites the record’s Registry URI on its first page, states no number the record does not contain, and reproduces the summary paragraph verbatim. A report without a record is the old lab model and is outside the specification.

Performance Series

The ordered Performance Records for one control across Engagements and fingerprints, each marked live or stale. A ProofStamp cites the series, not a single record.

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Updated 2026-10-23