
How Ranex Judges AI-Written Code: The Kernel, Explained
Ranex judges AI-written work by evidence and executable checks, never by model confidence. Here is the whole mechanism: three ports, one kernel, and only one of them produces a verdict.
The mechanism itself: what the kernel enforces, and what a gate looks like before and after a fix. A verdict is a pure function of gate, evidence, subject, and approver.

Why Ranex fails a required claim with no evidence, including why a fresh clone correctly starts with a failing verdict.

Why a Ranex verdict uses only gate, evidence, subject, and approver so the same proof always gets the same result.

A failure sentence cannot reliably carry its category. Keep the cause as structured data, render the prose from it, and block unknown values.

A GIT_* variable redirected Ranex checks to the wrong repository. Learn the boundary a git flag cannot enforce and the fix that closed it.