TDA-01 / DATA AVAILABILITY & RECONSTRUCTION COURT

If the world
cannot recover it,
it never existed.

Atlas challenges committed state across five recovery strategies and five hostile worlds. It proves evidence of availability—or proves uncertainty—without fetching a network, publishing bytes, mutating storage or repairing a node.

01COMMIT

02SHARD

03DISTRIBUTE

04SAMPLE

05CHALLENGE

06RECONSTRUCT

07COMPARE

08VERIFY

09AUTHORIZE

10SEAL

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RECONSTRUCTION THRESHOLD

RECOVERY STRATEGIES5

PROOF STAGES10

ADVERSARIAL TESTS10

POLICY GATES12

SIGNED RECONSTRUCTIONS0

01 / DECLARE DATASETRECONSTRUCTION ONLY

Commit the state.
Challenge its survival.

DATA DOMAINENCODING PROFILE

DATASET TAGRECONSTRUCTION HYPOTHESIS

DATA ROOT / SHA-256SHARD MANIFEST / SHA-256CHECKPOINT / SHA-256

TOTAL SHARDS / 12RECOVERY THRESHOLD / 8INDEPENDENT SAMPLES / 24MAX UNAVAILABLE / 4

01AUTHORITY◆

02COMMITMENT◆

03SHARDS◆

04SAMPLING◆

05WITHHOLDING◆

06RECONSTRUCTION◆

07CHECKPOINT◆

08EQUIVOCATION◆

09ASSURANCE◆

10POLICY◆

11HUMANITY◆

12EXPOSURE◆

AVAILABILITY PRINCIPALcheckingDEVICE-BOUND / HUMAN DECISION / REPLAY-SAFE

I authorize evidence reconstruction only. Atlas may not fetch data, publish bytes, mutate storage, repair nodes, execute externally or authorize state.

02 / SIGNED AVAILABILITY JUDGMENTAWAITING DATASET

Availability is
a proof, not a promise.

Bind the data commitment, shard manifest and checkpoint, then force reconstruction through five hostile worlds.

Commit the state.Challenge its survival.

Availability isa proof, not a promise.

Commit the state.
Challenge its survival.

Availability is
a proof, not a promise.