This layer narrows PlenaProof from broad product description to the first public proof-artifact loop: a receipt ID, a receipt page, a JSON record, a QR target, a public log, and a fast verifier.
This pack does not pretend the full backend exists. It creates the smallest public object that a stranger can inspect after deployment.
Enter a known receipt ID and see a plain-language status.
LogA static, readable list of public activation candidates and their limits.
RefusalThe first refusal-receipt activation candidate with public JSON and QR target.
AuthorshipThe first human-authorship provenance activation candidate connected to the Wallet strategy.
PlenaProof proves by issuing, not by describing. Future additions should increasingly point to real receipts, real reviewers, real issuers, real citations, real legal structures, and real verification endpoints.
The first two records are activation candidates. This is stronger than a vague demo but weaker than production cryptographic issuance. They become live founder-issued public records only when the founder reviews, publishes, and stands behind the final factual content.
Replace activation-candidate language with one factual redacted event, one author declaration, or one real draft-chain record when the facts are ready.
Add hash, signing key, revocation status, and immutable timestamp fields once backend support exists.
Invite one lawyer, registrar, editor, notary, or records professional to review the process and sign a narrow acknowledgment.