Claim
What the public page says is available, published, reserved, draft, or AwaitingEvidence.
This page explains the current proof state for Mullusi and Mullu in plain terms. The website and product pages are published. Runtime/API service evidence remains AwaitingEvidence until signed witness endpoints publish.
It does not mean the product direction is rejected, broken, or cancelled. It means Mullusi will not claim a runtime service, customer access path, or proof stamp until the required witness endpoints are signed, reachable, and validated.
The public website and linked routes are available.
Mullu Govern is described as the current public product path.
Health, gateway, and conformance witnesses are not closed.
Product-service claims require reachable witness endpoints.
Each proof block separates a published public surface from product-service evidence that still needs closure.
What the public page says is available, published, reserved, draft, or AwaitingEvidence.
The record, route, registry, or witness that supports the current state.
The exact line a visitor should not read past, including runtime and service limits.
The evidence condition required before the claim can move to a stronger state.
The public Mullusi website and linked public routes are published and available.
Mullusi is the company umbrella. Mullu Govern is the current public product route under that umbrella.
Production runtime witness closure requires reachable gateway witness, runtime conformance, and health endpoints.
Product records are loaded from the public registry. Each lane states the current product state, release gate, API boundary, docs route, and proof boundary without exposing private source.
Claim records are generated from product proof boundaries. Each claim has a stable ID, required witnesses, proof state, runtime witness state, and public render decision.
The stamp schema states which fields must exist before a public proof stamp can be issued. It binds a verdict to policy, registry state, runtime witnesses, trace reference, hash, and signature.