Prime Radiant receipts

In plain language: exact recall of records by their address, on one machine and across machines, with every number tied to its condition. Each receipt lists its method, every limit and incident, and the SHA-256 of every file it rests on.

Receipt	What it tests	The line that is safe to publish
PR-1	Completeness: every sampled file is in the store, byte for byte	In two random samples of 200 files each from the live disk, 400 of 400 were in the index with byte-identical content (sha256).
PR-2	Exact recall by address	With the address, 600 of 600 random files came back byte-exact, for a pointer of about 50 to 64 tokens and a sub-millisecond lookup.
PR-5	How much text is reachable by address	By address, an AI reached a store of about 9 billion tokens of the Founder's own text (at least 367 million counted exactly), and got the exact file 600 times out of 600 for a 50 to 64 token pointer.
PR-7	Exact recall from another machine's store	One machine searched another machine's crystal and pulled back 20 of 20 files byte-exact by address, signed by the other machine, in about 1 ms each on a home LAN.
PR-8/9	Encrypted session with a consent gate, large files	One machine asked another for files over an encrypted, identity-checked connection; the second machine served only the files on its signed consent list, every file arrived byte-exact and signed, and every request outside the list was refused. The plain keyword search found the expected file first in only 1 of 20 questions.
PR-10	The Seven Seas, and a closer machine serves	Two computers on one home network found each other with no central server, each picked the nearest holder of a file by its address, checked every byte against that address, and when a copy was wrong (on purpose, for the test) they caught it and used the other holder. The notice board for computers on different networks is written and tested, not deployed.
Speed and cost	Faster and cheaper on repeated questions	On 300 repeated questions, a replay takes about 4 to 6 ms against 35.71 s for a fresh flagship call; asked 100 times each, $99.30 against $4,433.46 (97.8 percent less). Repeated questions only.
PR-11	Play 20 Questions on the Founder's own folder	The Founder sealed 20 questions about his own folder before any search ran. The system answered 12 with exact, byte-verified quotes; he marked all 12 right and none wrong. It said "not found" on 8.
PR-12	Twenty Questions, first run, over his whole store	The Founder asked 20 hard questions about his own life and work; each was answered from his own files with the exact words and source. He ruled 19 of 20 correct as he meant them. Not sealed before the run began.