Model documentation
that keeps up.
The model changes. Its record should remain current: methodology, assumptions, validation, and approvals, connected to the source they describe.
Contract design specimenKeep the record tied to the model.
Inputs: approved source revisions, methodology notes, data definitions, validation evidence, and the institution’s review requirements.
# Model documentation
The model record must describe the current
approved revision of the model.
## Evidence
Each material claim must cite its source.
Changes must retain the previous record.
## Authority
Propose updates for review.
Do not change the model or approve its use.
## When the record is incomplete
Identify missing evidence. Notify the owner.
Do not attest that the record is current.Illustrative Markdown, not a released contract or an attestation of a real model.
The proposed operation updates documentation. It does not authorize changes to the model, approve its use, execute trades, or establish investment performance.
Evidence to review.
A real result needs an economic record as well as a technical one.
- Exact source and contract revisions
- Accepted changes, review decisions and unresolved gaps
- Token use, provider charges, retries and human review time
- Predefined cases, successes, failures and comparison limits
No cost, speed, reliability, or return claim is made for this specimen.
The execution environment must enforce access and retention requirements for private models and data. Trust and control →