REGISTRY · AXIA.GLOSSARY.V1

Glossary Registry

The canonical list of every protocol term, event type, assertion value and concept used across the Axia trust infrastructure.

1. Authority

This registry MUST be considered the single source of truth for protocol vocabulary. Specs, schemas, code and UI SHOULD reference terms exactly as defined here. Terms MUST NOT be reused with altered semantics; new semantics MUST introduce a new term and bump the registry version.

2. Browse

An entry is created and cryptographically bound to a publisher identity.

A subsequent verification confirms the content hash matches the signed hash.

An inclusion proof against the transparency log was independently verified.

A new signed entry references a prior entry as its source.

The publisher updated a disclosure assertion. Original is preserved.

A publisher assertion or third-party dispute was attached to the entry.

A hash mismatch was observed between presented content and the signed hash.

A break in the expected lineage or chain of derivation was observed.

Internal heuristic signal. Non-authoritative.

An incident was opened against an entry or identity.

An incident was closed with a structured resolution.

A publisher identity or signing key was revoked.

An audit snapshot was exported.

Publisher attests the content was created by a human without AI assistance.

Publisher attests AI was used as a tool assisting a human author.

Publisher attests the content was generated primarily by an AI system.

Publisher attests AI was used to materially modify pre-existing content.

A statement declared by the publisher. Not independently verified by Axia for factual accuracy.

A protocol-produced or protocol-observed verifiable artifact.

Non-authoritative operational observation. Informational only.

Publisher identity is cryptographically linked to the signing authority via DNS-TXT proof.

No downstream alteration, revocation or continuity break has been recorded.

Mathematically verifiable: hashes, signatures, Merkle inclusion.

Declared by a publisher under their identity. Not independently verified.

Produced by Axia operations: incidents, exports, lifecycle transitions.

Observed by the protocol or by third parties: tamper signals, continuity breaks.