evidence report: list the runtime rules each program exercises, with their calibration status

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3-5 days
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25/100
Issue type
Feature
Clarity
Mostly clear
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Active
Tech stack
python
Domain
devtools

Research direction

Start with the coverage instrumentation in cobolrt and the det sweep, since the issue says rule usage should be recorded there, keyed by rule ID. Then find where the evidence report is generated per program and how evidence-record staleness is computed. Done means each program's report lists the rules it executes with their calibrated, assumed, or declared-difference status, and a change to the rule set marks existing evidence records stale.

Written by the indexing model from the issue text.

Description

enhancement legacy-modernization priority: medium

What. Record which catalogue rules a proof actually executes (coverage instrumentation in cobolrt, keyed by rule ID). Show per program: the rules used, and how many are z/OS-calibrated, assumed, or declared differences. For example: "uses 37 rules: 35 calibrated, 2 assumed (C11, C14)".

Why. This turns the oracle caveats into a per-program, buyer-readable statement. It's the core differentiator: a runtime that carries its own evidence.

Acceptance.

  • Rule usage is recorded by the det sweep.
  • The rule list is shown in the evidence report per program.
  • Evidence-record staleness accounts for rule-set changes.

Part of the cobolrt-as-a-product epic (linked from the epic). Owner-approved direction, 2026-10-08.

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