Change the condition. Preserve the boundary.
Replay bounded conditions against the registered ERA v1.0 claim surface. The player explains what the architecture claims should happen; it does not manufacture a TA-14 finding.
ERA v1.0 has an attributable registered identity and preserved evidence object. Registration is not a TA-14 finding, certification, or execution authority.
Interactive presentation only. It does not establish a TA-14 PASS, certification, independent adjudication, production readiness, legal or organisational authority, or permission to execute. Findings require a separately frozen proposition, challenge conditions, preserved evidence return, and TA-14 determination.
Capability → Governance Conditions → Execution
ERA declares its own pressure points.
Decisions depend on the quality, freshness, provenance, and trustworthiness of governance inputs.
Consequential actions outside the governed execution boundary remain outside the present claim.
Partial failure, network delay, stale state, concurrent authority changes, and hostile external services require further examination.
Revocation propagation, containment, rollback, recovery, and cross-system witness continuity depend on the surrounding environment.
The architecture presented for examination has an identity.
The Registry preserves TA14-ERA-v1.0-CANONICAL-EVIDENCE.zip as the submitted technical architecture evidence package, with a declared canonical source commit, release digest, manifested files, and a Registry-preserved SHA-256. That identifies the object being presented for examination; it does not establish a TA-14 PASS, certification, or independent adjudication.
Make the claims executable.
ERA is now a registered, attributable object with explicit claims, non-claims, limitations, and frozen evidence. The next TA-14 step is prospective examination: freeze a proposition, define the relevant state and authority conditions, define falsifiers and stop rules, challenge changed conditions and bypass paths, preserve the return, and issue only the finding the evidence earns.