Wasm vs JavaScript benchmark Browse Catalog Results Experiment Evidence data v1

Cryptographic provenance & implementation evidence ledger

The code passed; no accepted performance corpus exists yet

This evidence ledger publishes the immutable, machine-readable provenance records for the benchmark suite. It links git commit hashes, SHA-256 source file digests, toolchain versions, and compiled binary artifacts to prevent drift and ensure independent inspectability.

Accepted performance corpus: none. M1 starts checking precision after 20 committed pairs in each stratum. A stratum can also finish inconclusive after its 60th planned attempt. The removed manual validation records cannot supply those pairs.

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The panel binds each file and SHA-256 to the accepted commit. Only the fixed build-manifest and compiled-Wasm routes are available as local downloads.

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What was accepted

Source commit
9c309c4941d1b8550c15f8549f95a5636a634ef6
Full gate
deno task check: 16 passed, 0 failed, 0 skipped; 15 negative contract invariants
Wasm artifact
96 bytes · SHA-256 9c4ce5f0d9e32cdd364b73b2697566e7396368d9867d9bc3d939bb2063583a6d
Independent review
ACCEPT · run f2f58de5 · no blocker, high, or medium finding

Chrome 150 attestation: unverified

A parent attestation records four observations:

No screenshot, run record, or replayable MCP log was retained. Independent review therefore cannot verify these observations. The acceptance JSON records that limit and the reported cleanup steps.

Evidence still required

The project has no published raw validation sample, cold/warm fresh-profile corpus, paired ratio, exact interval, stopping decision, or performance conclusion. M1 performance acceptance requires the preregistered fresh launches through the precision target or attempt cap.