Who Gets In? · Coverage priorities · Methodology
Convert the evidence with the highest authority return.
The engine converts the governed staging backlog into bounded research products and ranks source visits by how much reusable authority they can unlock in one pass.
0US signals still staged
0bounded families open
0source batches queued
0signals accounted for
Execution rule
Work the highest-ranked source batch, preserve exact evidence passages, apply route/date/wording gates, then rebuild. The queue reranks automatically after every canonical promotion.
Interpretation: Higher scores indicate greater likely authority conversion or one-pass research efficiency. Scores are workflow priorities, not empirical findings.
Bounded research-product queue
| Rank | Family | Question | Canonical | Complete | Score | Next action |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| No open bounded families. | ||||||
Primary-source batch queue
| Rank | Source | Signals | Families | Score | Why now |
|---|
Signal-level queue
| Rank | Signal | Family | Score | Why now |
|---|
Non-negotiable boundaries
- Every governed staged US observation must remain rankable until canonical, rejected or explicitly retained as staging.
- Every staged observation should map to a bounded family unless an explicit atomic-only ruling is recorded.
- Ranking never lowers the publication threshold.
- Exact primary-source evidence passages must be preserved before promotion.
- Missing evidence is never treated as evidence of absence.
- Programme, geography, cycle and wording distinctions remain intact.