What PIC Does Not Do

What PIC Does Not Do

This page states non-goals in direct language.

PIC-TS does not:

• prove that an AI system is generally intelligent;
• prove real ASI;
• prove a physical or simulator result;
• prove a legal, policy, or medical claim;
• replace human review;
• execute shell commands;
• install packages;
• mutate repositories;
• crawl the web in the background;
• send external messages by itself;
• hide missing obligations;
• turn candidate work into completed work without finite verification;
• treat accepted=true as settled=true;
• treat workflow_usable=true as settled=true;
• treat operation_ready=true as execution or physical proof;
• treat CCR JSONL handoff as runtime settlement;
• run safe_commands automatically.

What It Does Instead

It creates structured reports.

The reports help an agent or engineer see:

• what was accepted;
• what is still missing;
• what remains candidate-only;
• what blocks settlement;
• what should be routed to a verifier;
• what can be handed to CCR or another scheduler as candidate data;
• what can guide the next workflow step.

This makes incomplete work visible.