Trust Infrastructure Audit v0.1.
Nine tests for one autonomous workflow that matters to people outside the team operating it. The result is a map of open questions, an accountable owner and a next test, not a number.
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A trust score is a governance signal, not trust. The result is a worksheet of dependencies, evidence, and responsibilities. It does not certify safety or assign people a trust rating.
- 01No permanent person score.
- 02No hidden human scoring.
- 03No unappealable autonomy denial.
- 04No indefinite memory without expiration.
- 05No purpose drift.
- 06No surveillance without attestation.
- 07No trust computation without repair path.
- 08No use beyond declared domain.
- 09No protocol without governance.
- 10No silent upstream value injection.
KTP scores actions and trajectories for earned autonomy. It must not become a permanent moral score on people. The red lines above are non-negotiable; an implementation that violates any one of them is not a KTP implementation, regardless of branding.
The nine tests are the Trust Infrastructure Audit v0.1 from the KTP synthesis. The culture assessment is Chapter 10 of Break the Chain (pp. 399–406), reproduced in the book’s own words; the TTGD Measurement Toolkit, a separate backer reward, measures the number itself. The story that leads here: When Recovery Becomes the Outage.