What Replay Does
Replay reconstructs a Runtime execution from the evidence SALARA recorded when the interaction happened. It checks the ledger chain, finds the runtime events for the correlation and interaction boundary, verifies event identity, and resolves the publication and activation references.
The result is a replay object that identifies the execution, publication, activation, Organizational Intelligence version, Assertion references, event types, event ids, disposition, outcome, answer, and reconstruction boundary.
Replay Is Evidence, Not Storytelling
A generated explanation can be useful, but it is not the same as replay. Replay depends on recorded runtime snapshots and ledger evidence. If the evidence chain is invalid or the required records are missing, replay should not pretend to reconstruct the result.
This is why Proof Space can show how SALARA reached an answer: the demonstration can expose the governed path instead of asking the reader to trust a hidden execution.
Why Replay Matters
Enterprises need more than accurate-looking answers. They need to inspect what was active, what was evaluated, what was used, what outcome was recorded, and whether the chain still verifies.
Replay turns accountability into a product surface. It lets humans and machines examine the evidence behind SALARA behavior.