How FRAME works
FRAME turns a human declaration into a verifiable digital record. It preserves authorship, intent, and proof in a form that can be checked across systems.
The process
01
Creation
A human author creates a digital work, event, or record.
02
Declaration
The author declares identity, intent, and relevant metadata.
03
Encoding
The declaration is structured into a canonical Frame record.
04
Signature
Cryptographic proof binds the declaration to the creation event.
05
Verification
The record can be checked for integrity and declared origin across compatible systems.
06
Indexing
References may be registered for discovery, lookup, and audit.
Technical notes
FRAME uses canonical record structures, cryptographic hashing, and signatures to preserve tamper-evident accountability. Compatible systems may index Frame references for discovery and audit.
Protocol boundary
FRAME records declarations. It does not arbitrate, rank, or filter content.