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Core Concepts

The platform is easiest to understand through a few recurring concepts.

Claim​

A claim is a statement extracted from submitted material, websites, or source-backed research. Claims may be:

  • document-stated
  • website-stated
  • route-only
  • source-backed
  • contradicted

Evidence​

Evidence is the normalized record used to support, weaken, or contextualize a claim. Evidence carries:

  • source label
  • source tier
  • verification posture
  • section eligibility

Projection​

Projection is the deterministic step that decides where evidence belongs in the report. It prevents useful findings from being dropped or buried behind generic filler.

Baseline answer coverage​

Every case should answer baseline due-diligence questions such as:

  • who is the subject
  • what is being claimed
  • what is verified
  • what remains document-stated only
  • what contradictions and verification requirements remain

Mission Control​

Mission Control is the live investigation surface. It shows the case in motion, not just the final memo.

Enhanced DD report​

The enhanced report is the structured, deterministic presentation artifact generated on read from the latest stored case and report context.