Reference traces serialize governed executions within a stated assessment scope. Each trace connects Registry state, intent, resolution, assembly, execution evidence, governance, and resulting institutional change through stable identifiers.
Where relevant, traces also identify the overlapping semantic, procedural, and episodic roles played by governed knowledge. These labels describe functional roles in organizational memory; they do not introduce additional principal artifact types or prescribe separate storage layers.
Traces preserve the double role of a CEE: it consumes the governed memory selected into its assembly and may produce situated candidate knowledge. The trace must retain execution and producer identity while keeping production separate from institutional adjudication.
Between materialization and evidence submission, the CEE may run autonomously inside its bounded mandate. A conforming trace records the mandate, the exact materialization used, and the terminal or contract-defined checkpoint, but does not require step-wise Registry interaction or wholesale working-state capture.
CAP-IAM source-impact history and INT-OAUTH-042 to
DEC-OAUTH-042, inactive append of CKC-VERIFY v10, and its separate
activation for future
resolutions, plus an unpromoted capability proposal scenario.Reusable, consumer-independent object representations are catalogued separately
under reference-objects/.