The Authorship Passport
It's the summary of how a paper was written. The person who wrote it generates it and the person who grades it reads it. It says what happened; it doesn't judge.
Process summary
Writing period, active time, sessions, words, percentage typed by hand and pasted, verified sources and citations.
Text composition
Characters typed and pasted, what the author said about each paste, imported document (if any) and words per section.
Assignment requirements
The list of requirements the author confirmed, next to what can be counted automatically: words, sources, sections.
AI use
How much AI the assignment allowed (level 1 to 5), how much Trazado recorded inside the editor, which suggestions were accepted or rejected, and which outside tools the author declared.
Record integrity
Each action is chained to the previous one with a signature. If someone changed the history afterwards, the page would show it.
Replay
The text growing over time, with a mark where something was pasted and where a checkpoint was saved.
What it means
Trazado recorded the writing process inside its editor and verified that the history shown wasn't modified after the checkpoints.
What it does NOT mean
It doesn't determine who was at the keyboard, doesn't detect tools outside the editor and doesn't grade the quality of the work. It's not an AI detector and it doesn't produce percentages.
The student chooses which sections to include, when to share and when to revoke the link. The text of the essay doesn't travel in the Passport. For professors