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This document maps IEEE 7001 transparency requirements to PEAC Protocol capabilities.
Framework Overview
IEEE 7001 provides a framework for measuring and achieving transparency in autonomous systems across five stakeholder groups. PEAC receipts serve as the verifiable evidence layer for transparency claims.
Stakeholder Mapping
Users
Transparency Requirement
PEAC Mechanism
Package
What the system decided
Control chain with decision + reason
@peac/control
Why the system decided
Control action extension with policy_ref
@peac/schema
What data was used
Interaction evidence with hashed I/O
@peac/schema
Who is responsible
ActorBinding with organizational origin
@peac/schema
Operators
Transparency Requirement
PEAC Mechanism
Package
System behavior logs
Receipt chains per interaction
@peac/protocol
Performance metrics
Interaction evidence (duration_ms, status)
@peac/schema
Anomaly detection
Risk signal extension
ZT Profile Pack
Key management status
Key rotation lifecycle, revoked_keys
@peac/protocol
Regulators
Transparency Requirement
PEAC Mechanism
Package
Audit trail completeness
MVIS enforcement (5 required identity fields)
@peac/schema
Evidence integrity
EdDSA signature on every receipt
@peac/crypto
Offline verification
Local verification without network access
@peac/protocol
Deterministic reports
Reconcile CLI with --format json
@peac/cli
Certification Bodies
Transparency Requirement
PEAC Mechanism
Package
Conformance evidence
Conformance fixtures and reports
specs/conformance/
Schema compliance
Zod 4 runtime validation
@peac/schema
Interoperability
Evidence Carrier Contract (5 transports)
Carrier adapters
General Public
Transparency Requirement
PEAC Mechanism
Package
Content provenance
Content signals (robots.txt, AIPREF, tdmrep)
@peac/mappings-content-signals
Purpose declaration
PEAC-Purpose header
@peac/protocol
Policy accessibility
peac.txt at well-known location
@peac/protocol
Transparency Levels
IEEE 7001 defines transparency levels 0 through 4. PEAC primarily enables levels 2 through 4:
Level
Description
PEAC Contribution
0
No transparency
N/A
1
Basic information
Receipt existence (signed claim that interaction occurred)
2
Meaningful explanation
Control chain with reasons, interaction evidence
3
Detailed technical
Full receipt chain, dispute bundles, reconciliation
4
Complete verifiable
Offline-verifiable receipts with MVIS identity binding
References
IEEE 7001-2021: Transparency of Autonomous Systems