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Demo: NAVSEA proof bundle
A signed, deterministic proof bundle for a naval anti-biofouling coating use case: structured inputs, evidence artifacts, risk events, and a cross-platform replay verifier.
This is not legal advice. It demonstrates how PatentChecker packages technical assessments into forwardable, offline-verifiable artifacts for procurement and engineering review.
Use case
Domain: biofouling-resistant coatings
Candidate sequence: MNSQKLLNQWQQAQKLEQANAALEQQVNQLAQQIAQQANQKLFK
Formulation: Peptide film plus zwitterionic linker over a corrosion-tolerant primer for submerged steel hull sections.
Pipeline version: 0.1.40
Why this matters
Defense and marine procurement requires reproducible technical assessments. This bundle shows how inputs, evidence, and verdicts can be hashed, signed, and verified offline by any stakeholder.
Bundle contents
- bundle.jsonCanonical manifest with SHA-256 addressed files.
- bundle.pdfHuman-readable proof bundle report.
- artifacts/inputs.jsonStructured request and candidate sequence inputs.
- artifacts/config.jsonPipeline configuration and thresholds.
- artifacts/run_manifest.jsonRun-level metadata and provenance.
- evidence/Citations, claim matches, risk events, and sequence hits.
- verification/verify.shUnix verifier for signature and hash integrity.
- verification/verify.ps1Windows verifier for signature and hash integrity.
- SHA256SUMS + SIGNATURE.ed25519File hashes and Ed25519 signature.
Verify offline
Checksum
28061e171368104e614bdc61102b9a155b2ee8a8c11964195c010642d5b41e5f
Download the bundle, verify the SHA-256, extract it, and run the verifier script for your platform.
Commands
# Verify and extract curl -sL "/patent-checker/navsea_proof_bundle_v1.tar.gz" -o navsea_proof_bundle_v1.tar.gz curl -sL "/patent-checker/navsea_proof_bundle_v1.tar.gz.sha256" -o navsea_proof_bundle_v1.tar.gz.sha256 sha256sum -c navsea_proof_bundle_v1.tar.gz.sha256 tar -xzf navsea_proof_bundle_v1.tar.gz -C navsea_bundle cd navsea_bundle # Run verifier (macOS/Linux) ./verification/verify.sh # Or Windows # pwsh -File .\verification/verify.ps1