Operating under delegation §4.2 · Axus Ltd
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RuleState turns the rules into a rulebook. ClearState uses the rulebook when a decision happens.
Written rules → RuleState reads them → a person confirms → the rulebook is frozen → the facts of a real decision → ClearState checks → the answer, with a record of which rules and facts applied.
| Answer | Meaning |
|---|---|
| ALLOWED | The rules permit the action for these facts. The action proceeds. |
| NOT_ALLOWED | A rule blocks the action. The record shows which rule. |
| NOT_DECIDABLE | The decision cannot be completed with what is available right now. Required information, confirmation or another required condition may be missing. It is not a denial. |
| UNOWNED_GAP | The rulebook does not cover the case with a rule and responsible authority. It must be defined before the action can proceed. |
One of two results — proceed or stop. A stop always has one of these three reasons. No other labels. No scores.
Examples of the structure — not live output.
A blocking rule is shown only when a rule stopped the action.
Examples of the structure — not live output.
One of four answers — never a score. The same facts against the same rulebook produce the same answer.
The version of the rulebook that applied at decision time. A new version is a new rulebook.
Who had the authority for this decision.
Empty when the action proceeds. When it stops: the rule that stopped it.
Rules engines and workflows can enforce machine-readable rules. RuleState starts earlier: it turns written decision policy into a rulebook a person has reviewed and confirmed. ClearState can then check real decisions against that exact frozen rulebook.
ClearState applies rules, not probabilities. The same facts checked against the same rulebook version always produce the same answer.
The answer names the version of the rulebook that applied when the decision was made. A new version is a new rulebook; it does not change earlier answers.
Not a system log — the person or role in your own structure whose authority the decision rested on.
The frozen rulebook can be retrieved for as long as you keep it, with every confirmation and its passage.