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## Versioning and authority
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The profile version is declared in `spec.md` and tracked in `CHANGELOG.md`. The current version is 0.3.0, draft for review. `spec.md` and `verifier-conformance.md` are normative. `design-rationale.md` and `threat-register.md` are explanatory and must stay consistent with the normative documents. `archive/` is historical and is not edited.
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The profile version is declared in `spec.md` and tracked in `CHANGELOG.md`. The current version is 0.3.1, draft for review. `spec.md` and `verifier-conformance.md` are normative. `design-rationale.md` and `threat-register.md` are explanatory and must stay consistent with the normative documents. `archive/` is historical and is not edited.
<p>GuideCheck publishes a primary verifier for usability — never as the only authoritative verifier and never as a root of trust. It reports what it checked and what it did not. Guide files score up to Level 4 of 4; Level 5 is a separate runtime enforcement claim. Optional agent and expected-level fields help identify compatibility gaps without storing full submitted URLs, prompts, model responses, IP addresses, or stable visitor identifiers as product telemetry.</p>
<p>Hosted-verifier product telemetry is separate from verifier output. It may record sanitized operational fields such as target host, path category, selected agent category, expected level, achieved level, outcome, failure category, and coarse duration, but those fields are not part of the normative verifier report consumed by an assistant runtime.</p>
<pclass="lead">A verifier checks a guide against the Human-Verifiable Assistant Guide profile and reports what it found. It confirms form. The human still confirms meaning.</p>
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<h2>What a verifier reports</h2>
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<p>A GuideCheck conformance claim is valid only when backed by verifier output, the guide SHA-256, the achieved level, and the findings. For Level 4 guides, verifier output may also report <code>level5_ready</code>. That means the guide has reached the highest guide-file score and is prepared for a Level 5 runtime check. It is not an achieved Level 5 claim.</p>
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