Results and Artifacts

Workloads can produce structured results and binary artifacts such as models, reports, derived datasets or validation evidence.

The execution receipt records:

• workload and version digest;
• authorization and execution identifiers;
• executing node identity;
• start, completion and final status;
• input commitments or authorised input scope;
• result and artifact hashes;
• storage and visibility references;
• failure and policy-enforcement information.

Large or sensitive artifacts do not need to be embedded directly in consensus state. They can use encrypted payload storage while the blockchain retains the hash, ownership, access rules and provenance required for verification.

Output policies should prevent source records or disallowed attributes from being copied into results.