What is replay here — and what does it not do?

Replay is independent reconstruction plus re-verification: it rebuilds the agent's entire view of the world at the moment it acted from the signed bundle and re-checks it offline, rendering a verdict while trusting no one. It does NOT produce the evidence being replayed — that is H33-74, which produces the signed record. It does not record or monitor (HATS), and it does not govern the decision (Agent-008). It also does not score software or controls maturity against a rubric - that is HICS. Replay is a supporting expression of Verification, which renders the independent verdict on an artifact.

How is replay different from H33-74?

H33-74 produces the signed, portable record at the moment the agent acts. Replay / Verification re-checks that record afterward — reconstructing the governance state and re-deriving every hash locally — and renders the verdict. One writes the evidence; the other independently reads and validates it.

When should I use replay?

Use replay when a third party must confirm exactly what a tokenized-asset decision saw and on whose authority it acted, without trusting the operator and even after every counterparty is gone. Do not use it to decide whether an action should have been allowed (governance, Agent-008) or to produce the record (H33-74).

Independent Replay — Tokenize the World

Q: What does a passing replay mean — and not mean?

A passing replay means the run reproduces from the signed bundle and validates against it: the same bytes deterministically yield the same hashes and the three-family signatures verify. It does NOT mean the underlying decision was correct, secure, or compliant. In this scene replay actually renders a FAIL because authority had been revoked before the action — proof that replay reports what happened, whether or not it was authorized.

Definition

Replay is the independent reconstruction and re-verification of what an agent did: it rebuilds the agent's entire view of the world at the moment it acted — what it saw, what authority it had, what policies were in force — from the signed bundle, then re-checks it offline and renders a verdict, trusting no one. Replay is a supporting expression of Verification, which renders the independent verdict on an artifact.

Why this exists: institutional truth should not depend on a surviving vendor. The verifier runs locally so that, years later with no operator in the room, any party can reconstruct the decision from the receipt and re-verify it.

Replay does not produce the evidence it replays — that is H33-74, which produces the signed record. It does not record or monitor (HATS), and it does not govern the decision (Agent-008). A passing replay means the run reproduces and validates against the signed record — not that the underlying decision was correct, secure, or compliant.

Note: the interactive scene below runs a real local WASM verifier against a fixture bundle; the specific names, amounts and timestamps it shows are an illustrative scenario, not a live production transaction.

Step 5 · Deterministic Reconstruction

All institutional state collapsed into one permanent replayable fact. Now reconstruct it.

The verifier — running locally in your browser, with no contact to any H33 server — rebuilds the agent’s entire view of the world at the moment it acted: what it saw, what authority it had, what policies were in force, what runtime executed, what chain commitment finalized.

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verifierh33-replay-verify v0.4.0 · WASM

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one button · no keyboard input required

When to use replay

Use it when

A third party must confirm on whose authority a tokenized-asset action was taken, and what the agent saw, without trusting the operator — audit, dispute, regulatory review, or long-horizon adjudication after the counterparties are gone.

Do not use it to

Decide whether an action should have been allowed (governance, Agent-008), produce the record (H33-74), or monitor the environment (HATS).

Boundary

A passing replay means the run reproduces and validates against the signed bundle — not that the decision was correct. In this scene replay renders a FAIL because authority was revoked before the action: replay reports what happened, whether or not it was authorized.

The questions replay answers

What is replay here?

Independent reconstruction plus re-verification that renders a verdict: it rebuilds what happened from the signed bundle and re-checks it offline, trusting no one. A supporting expression of Verification.

What does it not do?

It does not PRODUCE the evidence being replayed (H33-74), record or monitor (HATS), or govern the decision (Agent-008).

How is it different from H33-74?

H33-74 PRODUCES the signed record when the agent acts. Replay / Verification RE-CHECKS that record afterward and renders the verdict. One writes the evidence; the other independently reads and validates it.

What does a passing replay mean — and not mean?

It means the run REPRODUCES from the signed bundle and VALIDATES against it. It does not mean the underlying decision was correct, secure, or compliant — that judgment is governance (Agent-008).

When should I use it?

When a third party must confirm exactly what a tokenized-asset decision saw and on whose authority it acted — without trusting the operator, even after every counterparty is gone.