Friday thought gArc, A proof is not useful if only engineers can understand it. The latest ARC Compute discussion creates a bigger opportunity for @TheARCTERMINAL: make verification part of the interface. Before an agent output matters, users should see a simple status: verified model protected runtime intact computation or a clear reason verification failed No digging through logs. No trust the backend. No green check that nobody can explain. Crypto learned that self custody needs good UX. AI will learn the same lesson about verification. The winning trust layer will not only produce cryptographic evidence. It will translate that evidence at the exact moment someone decides whether to rely on an answer. Security hidden inside infrastructure protects systems. Security made understandable protects users. What should Arc terminal show first on a verification screen?