01
Promise
Define the service and fallback
The service promise, fallback obligation, availability rule, and coverage are agreed before a dispute exists.
SERVICE
covered
MITIGATION
agreed
AVAILABILITY
usable
COVERAGE
secured
TEMPER agreement
Onchain Justice · TEMPER
TEMPER starts after responsibility for the original failure and the covered loss have been established, then turns the mitigation question into a settled remedy.
Bonded service agreements · GenLayer adjudication · Onchain remedy
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System overview
TEMPER / 01Input
Established liability + confirmed loss record
01Question
Was the agreed mitigation reasonably available?
02Output
Enforceable secured remedy
03One case · five states
A remedy case moves from terms agreed in advance to an evidence-based decision and a deterministic settlement.
TEMPER protocol flow
01 → 05
01
Promise
The service promise, fallback obligation, availability rule, and coverage are agreed before a dispute exists.
SERVICE
covered
MITIGATION
agreed
AVAILABILITY
usable
COVERAGE
secured
TEMPER agreement
02
Failure
A trusted upstream process establishes responsibility and the confirmed loss record before TEMPER begins.
→ TEMPER begins here
03
Evidence
Both sides submit evidence about whether the agreed mitigation could have limited further loss.
Agreed mitigation question
Could the harmed party reasonably have used it before the loss became larger?
Machine-native duty to mitigate
04
Adjudication
The evidence and agreement rule produce a bounded verdict.
GenLayer
Evidence-based adjudication
VALID MITIGATION
Reasonably available.
INVALID MITIGATION
Not reasonably available.
UNDETERMINED
Availability could not be determined reliably.
05
Remedy
TEMPER applies the verdict to the agreed remedy rules and settles only the secured portion.
Actual loss
10 GEN
Secured
8 GEN
Loss at mitigation
5 GEN
Secured by TEMPER
8 GEN
Evidence-based adjudication
Questions like “Was this mitigation actually available?” cannot always be answered by deterministic smart-contract logic alone.
GenLayer
Evidence-based adjudication
Verdict states
VALID
Reasonably available.
INVALID
Not reasonably available.
UNDETERMINED
Availability could not be determined reliably.
TEMPER
Deterministic settlement
The disputed fact is adjudicated by GenLayer. The remedy is enforced by TEMPER.
Remedy before dispute
Define the covered service, agreed mitigation, secured amount, and agreement window before a loss occurs.
Create AgreementSERVICE
MITIGATION
COVERAGE
WINDOW
TEMPER agreement