Most systems record what happened. MAIA records why.
Every action carries its reasoning with it: what was read, which rule applied, what authority it acted under. Not a log written afterwards — the decision itself, kept.
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An audit asks three questions of any action: what was decided, on what basis, and by whose authority.
In most institutions the first is in a system, the second is in somebody's memory, and the third is inferred from a signature.
MAIA answers all three from the same record, because they were never separate.
A refusal is a result.
The clearest thing MAIA produces is not the work it completes. It is the work it completes and then declines to commit.
Not a system asking permission. A system that finished, and stopped.
Choose a ground.
The same decision, on four different kinds of work. The shape does not change, because the shape is what MAIA guarantees.
Each step names what it read and what it derived. The last two are the ones an auditor asks for.
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