Executable Example — Evidence Manifest

Executable Example — Evidence Manifest

The second step turns a standalone hash into inspectable evidence context.

Download the executable example bundle

Run the artifact hash step first, then:

powershell -NoProfile -ExecutionPolicy Bypass -File .\02-create-evidence-manifest.ps1

The script writes:

output\evidence-manifest.json

The manifest records the artifact name, hash algorithm, SHA-256 identity, verification boundary, and creation time.

Why it matters

A hash alone does not explain what is being verified. An evidence manifest makes the relationship between artifact, identity, and boundary explicit.

Next: Explicit Verification Result.