Claim receipt

I ran a 60-application Argo CD app-of-apps platform using Karpenter, KEDA, and External Secrets for infrastructure automation.

Sealed · resumarsh:ACHIEVEMENT · sealed 2026-09-17T11:50:18Z

content_hash f4edc725f00b…7ffd03bcsha256-jcs-v1

Phase A proves the platform notarized this exact statement — not that it is true. Grounding binds words to referents; it does not check the fact. Attestations (when they exist) are a social vouch of a sealed hash, not a notary.

Grounding: sealed ungrounded (owner acknowledged unbound terms) (0 of 3 bound)
Notary: unavailable
Attestations: 0 accepted

Grounding

Sealed ungrounded (owner acknowledged unbound terms)

0 of 3 terms bound. Bound means the word has a referent, not that the fact was checked.

object “GitOps platform operations and infrastructure automation” → unbound
predicate “resumarsh:ACHIEVEMENT” → unbound
subject “profiles/marsh” → unbound

Notary

Notary unavailable

The platform Ed25519 key signs content_hash, the claim name, the hash algorithm, and the seal time. A mismatch here means the bytes changed after seal — the signature is not treated as binding.

JWKS https://resumarsh.com/.well-known/claim-notary.jwks

Attestations

None yet

A named person vouching for a sealed hash. Empty is not “unverified” — grounding and the platform notary are separate axes.