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The trust metadata API is the canonical discovery surface for release trust attachments. It exposes two views: a fact-first summary that tells you which categories of trust artifacts are present, and a full detail view that gives you everything you need to independently retrieve, inspect, and verify each attachment. Both views are read-only and require no authentication.
The summary view is fact-first: it reports observable facts about which trust attachment categories are present. A bibliotheca may include optional judgments, but derived judgments are non-canonical policy outcomes and are not substitutes for raw trust facts or independent verification.
An empty artifacts array means the release exists but no trust artifacts have been attached yet.
This is not a failure — it means there is no current trust evidence, not that the release is
missing or invalid.
Yes, when it satisfies the required trust category and any separate verification policy
revoked
Attachment has been revoked
No — treat as failure by default
superseded
Replaced by a newer attachment
No — does not satisfy current-state evidence
invalid
Attachment failed validation
No — treat as failure by default
superseded is a freshness state, not a revocation. A superseded attachment was not necessarily
compromised — it was replaced. However, it does not satisfy mandatory current-state trust evidence
in the baseline. If only superseded evidence is available for a mandatory trust category, report a
stale-trust-evidence-only diagnostic rather than a pass or a security failure.