Correct completion
Specification and facts reduce false completion, incorrect decisions, and repeated work.
SAFE defines the conditions for a trustworthy state change. TRUST names the customer and delivery outcomes those controls are meant to improve.
Specification and facts reduce false completion, incorrect decisions, and repeated work.
Fresh verification and artifact readback show what actually happened.
Explicit permission limits blast radius and makes responsibility visible.
Unknown authority or stale evidence stops the transition instead of guessing.
Low-risk work proceeds with only the context and controls it needs.
Ambiguity reaches the right owner before it creates rework.
Checkpoints and receipts preserve work across sessions and agent changes.
Rollback and independent verification restore facts without restoring permission.
Owned sources, receipts, and explicit boundaries support audit at scale.
Governance becomes thicker only when architecture, private data, remote effects, or destructive actions require it.
A green test can prove a verified artifact. It does not by itself prove runtime activation, publication, or customer outcome.
Customer value requires observed results attributable to the controlled workflow, not only a plausible mechanism.