Proof Log: CouncilNow's Decision Reports, Browser-Verified
A completed CouncilNow decision sprint renders as a readable memo and exports clean Markdown — even when an advisor returns a malformed draft. Here is the automated proof that ran before this post went live.
First entry in the public proof log: every claim below was backed by an automated check that ran before this page was published.
CouncilNow runs structured decision sprints. A question goes in, a panel of AI advisors argues it through three rounds, and a decision memo comes out — with a score, a snapshot, a clear call, and the risks that survived the debate.
What was proven
The completed-session report renders as a human-readable memo: Council Score, Decision Snapshot, the decision call, named risks, an Advisor Outcome Board, and all three debate rounds — Opening Positions, Stress Testing, Revised Positions. The same report exports as clean Markdown.
The part worth proving: when an advisor returns an incomplete structured draft, the report says so in plain language instead of leaking raw object keys into the memo. Failure handling is part of the product, not an apology after it.
How it was proven
An automated browser proof ran against a synthetic completed session: four formatting tests passed, the static check returned zero errors and zero warnings, the production build passed, and a headless Chromium walk of the report route verified every required UI marker was actually on the page. Verdict: pass.
Why publish this
Our operating rule is that products are visible by default and their status is evidence-backed. This log is where shipped work becomes public proof: not a roadmap, not a promise — a check that ran, and what it found.
If a claim cannot survive an automated check, it does not belong on a public page.