Proof · signal, not prose

Signal first. Prose on demand.

AI should reduce cognitive load, not bury the decision in monologue. Orcho's contract with the reader: a typed verdict and a short summary first, full detail one drill-down away — and everything below is rendered from a run's own artifacts, not composed for a slide.

Plan validation findings from a real orcho run: typed findings with severity levels and required fixes, each tied to the plan contract — Review output is findings, not paragraphs: severity, the named problem, the required fix.

Final acceptance verdict from a real orcho run: a one-line ship-ready verdict backed by receipts and findings — The final verdict is one line — backed by receipts, findings and the run record behind it.

Evidence phase timeline from a real orcho run: each phase with its outcome, duration, and artifacts — The drill-down: every phase, outcome and artifact of the run, from the run's own event stream.

Rendered from a golden demo run's own artifacts (a mock pipeline — zero provider spend, identical stream anatomy). Nothing here is a mockup.

What to look at

Findings carry severity and a required fix — the reader triages instead of re-reading.
Verdicts are one line; the evidence behind them stays one drill-down away in the run record.
The same typed record feeds the CLI, the evidence bundle, and MCP clients — no prose scraping.

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