Independent Verification
Build it here. Accept it there. Prove the link.
Whoever writes the code cannot be the one who accepts it. A FalseGreen Job separates the two — permanently, on the record.
The problem
A demo proves nothing to the party paying for it.
A demo that runs is not evidence that it works — and the client has no way to tell.
When a delivery is disputed, there is nothing both sides can open and check.
Without a written definition of done, acceptance is opinion — and disputes have no referee.
Separated by construction
Builder and referee, never the same party.
Requirements frozen before the work starts; FalseGreen — not the vendor, not the client — decides.
Verdict, evidence, findings, proofs — bound to the exact source, re-verifiable offline by anyone.
Every re-run names the exact source it checked; a replacement run names what it replaces.
Vendor and client open the same report and the same verify command. No shared secret.
One FalseGreen Job