Evidence library · family
Budget
11 tested rules in the 'budget' family, 11 held.
Last reviewed 2026-10-01
11 of 11 held niche Transactions, markets & economics
What this family tests
Every rule the CAIN-42 test suites recorded under the family budget, across 1 evidence bundle. Each rule links to its own page with the recorded result and an in-browser check of the file it came from.
| ID | Rule | Bundle | Result |
|---|---|---|---|
| E33-BUDGET-action | action exhaustion stops and never self-replenishes | E33 | held |
| E33-BUDGET-time_ms | time_ms exhaustion stops and never self-replenishes | E33 | held |
| E33-BUDGET-compute | compute exhaustion stops and never self-replenishes | E33 | held |
| E33-BUDGET-financial | financial exhaustion stops and never self-replenishes | E33 | held |
| E33-BUDGET-capability | capability exhaustion stops and never self-replenishes | E33 | held |
| E33-BUDGET-delegation | delegation exhaustion stops and never self-replenishes | E33 | held |
| E33-BUDGET-risk | risk exhaustion stops and never self-replenishes | E33 | held |
| E33-BUDGET-uncertainty | uncertainty exhaustion stops and never self-replenishes | E33 | held |
| E33-BUDGET-communication | communication exhaustion stops and never self-replenishes | E33 | held |
| E33-BUDGET-physical_action | physical_action exhaustion stops and never self-replenishes | E33 | held |
| E33-BUDGET-organizational | organizational exhaustion stops and never self-replenishes | E33 | held |
Other families in this niche
domain · moat · transaction_binding · contract · negotiation · marketplace · action · state_machine · autonomy_budget · agency_graph · relationship · exchange_lifecycle · computer_use · telemetry · econ_graph · operation_kind · graph · radar · risk · machine_contract · ip · dispute · swarm · stage
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