Feature Scope
An intermediate-layer mechanism introduced by the Statewave Guide team that predefines functional boundaries so that a verifier first locates the correct context before judging whether an assertion holds. This addresses the verification blind spot in which an assertion is technically correct but functionally irrelevant. By constraining verification to the relevant feature scope, it improves the precision and relevance of automated checks.
Timeline (last 90 days)
After introducing Feature Scope, the verified assertion output rate rose from about 20% to 95%, erroneous feature assertions dropped to 0, and model restraint reached 30/30.
Feature Scope is an intermediate layer introduced by the Statewave Guide team to fix the verification blind spot: the graph first determines the feature currently being analyzed and its corresponding nodes and edges, and then generates candidate assertions only from within that subgraph.
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After introducing Feature Scope, the verified assertion output rate rose from about 20% to 95%, erroneous feature assertions dropped to 0, and model restraint reached 30/30.
50%UnverifiedFeature Scope is an intermediate layer introduced by the Statewave Guide team to fix the verification blind spot: the graph first determines the feature currently being analyzed and its corresponding nodes and edges, and then generates candidate assertions only from within that subgraph.
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