Lending-Mind Protocol
Operations

Quality checks

The evidence checklist behind a trustworthy LMP result.

A passing LMP result means the configured checks and evidence requirements passed. It does not guarantee defect-free code, complete security, or production readiness without human accountability.

Evidence dimensions

LMP evaluates a change across task fit, behavior correctness, repository fit, maintainability, security and privacy, reliability, performance, delivery safety, and evidence integrity.

Minimum checklist

  • Use a real repository or an explicitly labeled fixture.
  • Pin the repository revision and name the selected Mind and version.
  • Record acceptance criteria, scope, errors, and important edge cases.
  • Distinguish source evidence from interpretation and executable rules.
  • Show the changed files and affected package scope.
  • Test both compliant and violating examples for hard rules.
  • Run relevant tests, type checks, builds, and independent review.
  • Record skipped checks, failures, latency, resource use, and known limitations.

The strongest claim should be no stronger than the evidence supports. For the full checklist, see the repository’s quality-checks document.

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