VeritySpec: Executable Product Contracts

A practical overview of keeping product truth traceable for humans, tools, and agents.

VeritySpec is the product-contract layer for the production system. It keeps the important facts about a product in records instead of letting those facts drift across code, issues, chat, and memory.

The point is not to replace judgment. The point is to make judgment inspectable. A product record can name scope, release posture, readiness gates, evidence requirements, deployment targets, and unresolved decisions. That gives humans and agents a shared contract to read before changing behavior.

For Unity games, VeritySpec sits before and beside implementation. A game mechanic, content model, economy rule, platform requirement, legal condition, or release claim should have a record before it becomes only a Unity asset or a script.

That same model also works for websites and tooling. The JasonFurr.com repository uses VeritySpec records for source design, website guardrails, canonical content sources, Azure Static Web Apps deployment, and owner-approved release controls.

The production rule is simple: GitHub manages workflow, VeritySpec manages truth, implementation follows the contract, and evidence proves the claim.