Evidence and recovery

Every completed run writes Capture Studio evidence containing tokenized source paths, source/output SHA-256, Unity editor and OS, render pipeline, Recorder/Core/product versions, profile catalog revision, dimensions, cadence, duration, frame count, audio layout, warnings, verification results, and a restoration receipt.

Capture-specific fields remain in Capture Studio schema 1. The record is wrapped in the frozen Kiwi Release Core evidence contract. Core version, commit, archive SHA-256, inventory SHA-256, API level, and evidence schema are release inputs and are never extended with Capture Studio fields.

The Run Center journals progress before editor-state mutations and around each queue transition. Cancellation is acknowledged at the next safe boundary outside an unavoidable encoder call. A recoverable run remains visible after a domain reload or editor restart.

The Review workspace distinguishes pass/fail with text and icons in addition to color. It reveals canonical evidence, verifies existing output, restores interrupted state, and removes rebuildable caches independently.

Evidence proves what ran; it does not make a package release-eligible by itself. Cross-platform, installer, reproducibility, visual, documentation, portal, official-validator, and bootstrap-policy gates remain separate.