This is exactly the kind of record you receive. Every field below corresponds to something the Chroma engine records. The values here are illustrative placeholders — this is not a real record.
| Provenance ID | CHR-2026-0000-SAMPLE |
| Schema / protocol | soniq-video/1 |
| Work title | Sample — Coastal Ad Spot (30s) |
| Creator / declarant | KAMX Chroma Studios (sample) |
| Registered (UTC) | 2026-08-08T12:00:00Z |
| Original filename | coastal_ad_30s.mp4 |
| Content fingerprint | 3f9c1a…e7b204 (SHA-256, 64 hex — truncated) |
| Hash algorithm | SHA-256 |
| Human contribution (declared) | Concept, direction, camera and edit — human. |
| AI contribution (declared) | Sky replacement & background extension — generative. |
| AI tools / models (declared) | Sample Image Model v2 · Sample Upscaler |
| Purpose of AI assistance | Background extension and cleanup |
| Ed25519 signature | a1b2c3…9f8e7d (128 hex — truncated) |
| Public key / fingerprint | pub d4e5… · fpr A1C4·9F22·7E10·B8D3 |
| Verification URI | https://kamxchroma.com/verify |
| Bitcoin anchor | OpenTimestamps → Bitcoin block #872,104 (sample) |
| Integrity status | Sample — would read "VALID — record integrity confirmed" on a real, unaltered record. |
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Status language is deliberately precise: a real verification reports “VALID — record integrity confirmed”, meaning the record and its cryptographic relationships are intact — not that every real-world assertion in the declaration is independently proven true.