Consent / Revocation Propagation Simulator v0.0.4 is a HIR/OAM pressure-form prototype for modeling consent as a living boundary rather than a one-time checkbox.
The simulator asks whether consent survives handoff and whether revocation can reach every affected downstream branch. It focuses on real failure modes in AI agents, EHR workflows, platform data reuse, caregiver/proxy boundaries, retention residue, caches, archives, and downstream opacity.
Core thesis:
Consent granted is not enough. Consent carried is the real test.
Revocation received is not enough. Revocation propagated is the real test.
A consent screen is not the boundary. The boundary is whether consent can survive handoff — and revocation can reach the branches.
The tool runs each scenario through two output paths:
Consent Carry State:
Tests whether authorization and scope remain structurally intact as consent moves through handoff, reuse, downstream systems, and retention pressure.
Revocation Propagation State:
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