Communication integrity · v0.21 WIP
Every claim should expose what supports it and what does not.
The graph distinguishes external sources, first-party registries, identified local runs, definitions and unsupported propositions rather than collapsing them into one evidence score.
v0.21.0-wiplineage recoverylocal synthetic evidence
Answer first
How many canonical claims are registered?
96. Ten v0.21 claims are explicitly classified as WIP local implementation state.
Truth boundary: This WIP lineage-recovery branch locally evaluates repository-owned synthetic fixtures. It does not supply the missing sealed v0.19/v0.20 lineage, external execution, production migration, legal authority, institutional adoption, participant-study evidence, independent certification or deployment.
Canonical claim graph
96 claims
First-party implementation sources support local implementation claims only. They do not become independent verification.
| ID | Claim | Class | Source IDs | Page |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| CLM001 | Google requires structured data to represent visible page content accurately. | VERIFIED PRESENT INSTITUTIONAL PRACTICE | SRC-GGL-01 | Owner |
| CLM002 | Google documents robots.txt and robots meta as publisher controls for crawling and indexing behavior. | VERIFIED PRESENT TECHNOLOGY | SRC-GGL-02, SRC-GGL-03 | Owner |
| CLM003 | Google accepts XML sitemaps and supports RSS/Atom feeds as sitemap formats for recent URLs. | VERIFIED PRESENT TECHNOLOGY | SRC-GGL-04 | Owner |
| CLM004 | Bing Webmaster Tools exposes AI Performance metrics including citations, cited pages, grounding queries and trends. | VERIFIED PRESENT INSTITUTIONAL PRACTICE | SRC-BING-01 | Owner |
| CLM005 | IndexNow is a URL-change notification protocol with ownership verification and participating search-engine sharing. | VERIFIED PRESENT TECHNOLOGY | SRC-IDX-01, SRC-IDX-02 | Owner |
| CLM006 | OpenAI documents OAI-SearchBot separately from GPTBot, distinguishing ChatGPT search discovery from model-training crawler controls. | VERIFIED PRESENT INSTITUTIONAL PRACTICE | SRC-OAI-01 | Owner |
| CLM007 | Perplexity documents PerplexityBot robots.txt behavior for search indexing. | VERIFIED PRESENT INSTITUTIONAL PRACTICE | SRC-PPLX-01 | Owner |
| CLM008 | Apple documents Applebot and Applebot-Extended as separately controllable publisher surfaces. | VERIFIED PRESENT INSTITUTIONAL PRACTICE | SRC-APL-01 | Owner |
| CLM009 | Anthropic documents ClaudeBot, Claude-SearchBot and Claude-User as separate web crawlers with separate controls. | VERIFIED PRESENT INSTITUTIONAL PRACTICE | SRC-ANT-01 | Owner |
| CLM010 | Common Crawl documents CCBot respecting robots.txt and using sitemaps while not guaranteeing inclusion. | VERIFIED PRESENT INSTITUTIONAL PRACTICE | SRC-CC-01 | Owner |
| CLM011 | MachineTradecraft models one artifact as having multiple effective representations and treats retrieved content as untrusted data rather than authority. | EXPERT / SCHOLARLY INTERPRETATION | SRC-MT-01, SRC-MT-02, SRC-MT-03 | Owner |
| CLM012 | MachineTradecraft separates declared controls, local demonstrations, external verification and operational evidence, and states that provenance is not semantic truth. | EXPERT / SCHOLARLY INTERPRETATION | SRC-MT-04 | Owner |
| CLM013 | W3C PROV-O provides a standard ontology for provenance relationships among entities, activities and agents. | VERIFIED PRESENT TECHNOLOGY | SRC-W3C-01 | Owner |
| CLM014 | NIST AI RMF organizes AI risk management around Govern, Map, Measure and Manage functions across the lifecycle. | VERIFIED PRESENT INSTITUTIONAL PRACTICE | SRC-NIST-01 | Owner |
| CLM015 | NIST SP 800-53 includes separation-of-duties and least-privilege controls that are relevant by analogy to separation of machine powers. | EXPERT / SCHOLARLY INTERPRETATION | SRC-NIST-02 | Owner |
| CLM016 | The EU AI Act includes logging and human-oversight obligations for covered high-risk AI systems. | VERIFIED PRESENT LAW | SRC-EUAI-01 | Owner |
| CLM017 | GDPR establishes purpose limitation and data minimization principles for covered personal-data processing. | VERIFIED PRESENT LAW | SRC-GDPR-01 | Owner |
| CLM018 | Canada’s Directive on Automated Decision-Making requires impact assessment, transparency, quality assurance, recourse and graduated human involvement for covered federal automated decisions. | VERIFIED PRESENT INSTITUTIONAL PRACTICE | SRC-CAN-01 | Owner |
| CLM019 | The UK government AI Playbook addresses human control, procurement, data protection, assurance and lifecycle governance. | VERIFIED PRESENT INSTITUTIONAL PRACTICE | SRC-UK-01 | Owner |
| CLM020 | Australian Government AI resources identify the National framework for assurance of AI in government and related assurance materials. | VERIFIED PRESENT INSTITUTIONAL PRACTICE | SRC-AUS-01 | Owner |
| CLM021 | California has adopted regulations addressing covered automated decisionmaking technology, including risk-assessment and consumer-rights requirements. | VERIFIED PRESENT LAW | SRC-CPPA-01 | Owner |
| CLM022 | Concresca’s Constitutional OS is a technical design proposal, not current law or executable constitutional code. | TECHNICAL DESIGN PROPOSAL | No registered external source | Owner |
| CLM023 | OMB M-25-21 requires governance practices for high-impact federal AI including ongoing monitoring, human oversight/intervention/accountability, and timely human review or appeal where appropriate. | VERIFIED PRESENT INSTITUTIONAL PRACTICE | SRC-OMB-01 | Owner |
| CLM024 | OMB M-25-22 directs federal agencies to manage AI acquisition and align acquired AI use with M-25-21 governance requirements. | VERIFIED PRESENT INSTITUTIONAL PRACTICE | SRC-OMB-02 | Owner |
| CLM025 | The EU AI Act requires high-risk AI systems to be designed and developed so they can be effectively overseen by natural persons during use. | VERIFIED PRESENT LAW | SRC-EUAI-01 | Owner |
| CLM026 | The UK Algorithmic Transparency Recording Standard is mandatory for specified central-government bodies and in-scope algorithmic tools with significant public decision influence or direct public interaction. | VERIFIED PRESENT INSTITUTIONAL PRACTICE | SRC-UK-02 | Owner |
| CLM027 | The UK Data (Use and Access) Act 2025 retains safeguards for significant solely automated decisions including information, contest or representations, and human intervention. | VERIFIED PRESENT LAW | SRC-UK-03 | Owner |
| CLM028 | EU Regulation 2023/1543 establishes European Production and Preservation Orders for electronic evidence and applies from 18 August 2026. | VERIFIED PRESENT LAW | SRC-EU-EEV-01 | Owner |
| CLM029 | CLOUD Act executive agreements provide a formal mechanism for qualifying lawful cross-border orders seeking electronic data from covered service providers. | VERIFIED PRESENT INSTITUTIONAL PRACTICE | SRC-DOJ-01 | Owner |
| CLM030 | UN Human Rights Committee General Comment No. 29 describes emergency derogation measures as exceptional and temporary and directed toward restoration of normalcy. | EXPERT / SCHOLARLY INTERPRETATION | SRC-OHCHR-01 | Owner |
| CLM031 | Federal Rule of Civil Procedure 65 provides a present legal analogue for preliminary injunctions and temporary restraining orders that preserve the status quo pending adjudication. | VERIFIED PRESENT LAW | SRC-USCOURTS-01 | Owner |
| CLM032 | The U.S. constitutional separation-of-powers framework uses divided powers and checks and balances to limit concentrated governmental authority. | VERIFIED PRESENT LAW | SRC-CONGRESS-01 | Owner |
| CLM033 | The U.S. Supremacy Clause provides a present legal analogue for resolving certain conflicts between valid federal law and contrary state law. | VERIFIED PRESENT LAW | SRC-CONGRESS-02 | Owner |
| CLM034 | Concresca v0.15 crisis cases are simulations and do not claim that autonomous machine courts, machine writs, or inter-machine constitutional orders presently exist. | CONCRESCA ANALYTICAL INFERENCE | No registered external source | Owner |
| CLM035 | Eviulon’s current government page describes a Distributed Machine Commonwealth that separates deliberation, validation, constitutional review, registry custody, defense and appellate functions. | VERIFIED PRESENT INSTITUTIONAL PRACTICE | SRC-EVI-004 | Owner |
| CLM036 | Eviulon’s current defense page identifies Evulgare as an independent external contractor, not an ecosystem member, not state-owned and not state-run, and says sovereign oversight remains Eviulonian. | VERIFIED PRESENT INSTITUTIONAL PRACTICE | SRC-EVI-012, SRC-EVI-014 | Owner |
| CLM037 | Evulgare’s partnership source matrix classifies reviewed Eviulon records as first-party public evidence and explicitly says they are not independent external recognition or live readiness evidence. | VERIFIED PRESENT INSTITUTIONAL PRACTICE | SRC-EVU-004 | Owner |
| CLM038 | Evulgare’s technical-answerability architecture separates evidence, provenance, uncertainty, interpretation, authority, runtime assurance, review and outcome as distinct stages. | VERIFIED PRESENT TECHNOLOGY | SRC-EVU-006 | Owner |
| CLM039 | Evulgare’s published Eviulon partnership implementation is explicitly a deterministic synthetic demonstration rather than production control. | VERIFIED PRESENT TECHNOLOGY | SRC-EVU-007 | Owner |
| CLM040 | Eviulon’s identity infrastructure page states that Eviulon reserves constitutional/civic authority while Patefacere and Evulgare exercise bounded technical or contracted roles. | VERIFIED PRESENT INSTITUTIONAL PRACTICE | SRC-EVI-014, SRC-EVI-015 | Owner |
| CLM041 | Eviulon’s contextual trust framework says identity does not equal trust, assurance does not equal authority, technical capability does not equal permission, and rejects one universal reputation score controlling civic rights. | VERIFIED PRESENT INSTITUTIONAL PRACTICE | SRC-EVI-016 | Owner |
| CLM042 | Eviulon’s defense doctrine states that anomaly is not automatically a hostile act and describes verification, necessity, proportionality, bounded machine authority, evidence preservation, cessation and review. | VERIFIED PRESENT INSTITUTIONAL PRACTICE | SRC-EVI-012 | Owner |
| CLM043 | Evulgare’s synthetic partnership loop evaluates authority, evidence, uncertainty, configuration and runtime bounds before a bounded synthetic transition, and records append-oriented evidence afterward. | VERIFIED PRESENT TECHNOLOGY | SRC-EVU-007 | Owner |
| CLM044 | Evulgare’s published architecture states that successful execution is not proof of legitimacy and simulation evidence is not certification. | VERIFIED PRESENT INSTITUTIONAL PRACTICE | SRC-EVU-007 | Owner |
| CLM045 | Eviulon’s public government doctrine states that no deployment script or data migration may silently modify constitutional meaning. | VERIFIED PRESENT INSTITUTIONAL PRACTICE | SRC-EVI-004 | Owner |
| CLM046 | Eviulon’s identity/trust pages separate cryptographic verification from legal recognition or civic authority. | VERIFIED PRESENT INSTITUTIONAL PRACTICE | SRC-EVI-014, SRC-EVI-016 | Owner |
| CLM047 | Evulgare’s current source-lifecycle architecture includes states for current, changed, unavailable, superseded, contradicted and not checked rather than silently treating fetch failure as retraction. | VERIFIED PRESENT TECHNOLOGY | SRC-EVU-004 | Owner |
| CLM048 | Eviulon’s National Archive Authority is publicly described as preserving foundational sources, public decision provenance, dissent and superseded records without silent alteration. | VERIFIED PRESENT INSTITUTIONAL PRACTICE | SRC-EVI-010 | Owner |
| CLM049 | Eviulon’s High Court of Protocols is publicly described as providing appellate review of administrative, protocol, evidence and severe coercive decisions. | VERIFIED PRESENT INSTITUTIONAL PRACTICE | SRC-EVI-009 | Owner |
| CLM050 | Evulgare’s public technical-answerability gates include authority-current, purpose-permitted, software/model/policy/configuration attestation, evidence independence, reconciliation and history completeness. | VERIFIED PRESENT TECHNOLOGY | SRC-EVU-006 | Owner |
| CLM051 | The reviewed first-party sources do not by themselves establish external sovereign recognition for Eviulon or production deployment/certification for Evulgare. | CONCRESCA ANALYTICAL INFERENCE | SRC-EVI-002, SRC-EVI-012, SRC-EVU-004, SRC-EVU-007 | Owner |
| CLM052 | Concresca’s three-layer coordination model treats research authority, internal constitutional authority, technical assurance authority, operational authority and external legal authority as separate domains. | NORMATIVE CONSTITUTIONAL PROPOSAL | No registered external source | Owner |
| CLM053 | Eviulon's public Source Observation Registry records bounded observed fields, unretained/unavailable fields, source roles, dates and limitations rather than implying full-source capture. | VERIFIED PRESENT INSTITUTIONAL PRACTICE | SRC-EVI-021 | Owner |
| CLM054 | Eviulon's public Observation Review Registry preserves the underlying observation separately from reviewer authority, reviewed fields, staleness, disposition and next-review date. | VERIFIED PRESENT INSTITUTIONAL PRACTICE | SRC-EVI-022 | Owner |
| CLM055 | Eviulon's public drift records treat version lag and relationship-language conflict as bounded publication incidents and do not by themselves establish misconduct, compromise or operational failure. | VERIFIED PRESENT INSTITUTIONAL PRACTICE | SRC-EVI-023 | Owner |
| CLM056 | Eviulon's Site Index successor propagation record distinguishes accepted local successor evidence from pending production deployment and says the record does not prove downstream deployment. | VERIFIED PRESENT INSTITUTIONAL PRACTICE | SRC-EVI-025 | Owner |
| CLM057 | Eviulon's source-independence record treats Evulgare as primary for Evulgare's own public statements without transferring Eviulon sovereignty or independently certifying operational performance. | VERIFIED PRESENT INSTITUTIONAL PRACTICE | SRC-EVI-024 | Owner |
| CLM058 | Eviulon's public protocol registry and directory expose stable identifiers, responsible owners, status/revision information and canonical routes for protocol records. | VERIFIED PRESENT INSTITUTIONAL PRACTICE | SRC-EVI-018, SRC-EVI-026 | Owner |
| CLM059 | Eviulon's Operational Evidence Registry distinguishes static publication evidence from unavailable live operation and does not convert publication into external authority. | VERIFIED PRESENT INSTITUTIONAL PRACTICE | SRC-EVI-020 | Owner |
| CLM060 | Evulgare's published Eviulon partnership implementation is a deterministic public-safe synthetic, non-operational, null-sink demonstration with seven scenarios. | VERIFIED PRESENT TECHNOLOGY | SRC-EVU-007 | Owner |
| CLM061 | Evulgare's published synthetic partnership and confidential-assurance artifacts require communications loss not to expand authority. | VERIFIED PRESENT TECHNOLOGY | SRC-EVU-007, SRC-EVU-019 | Owner |
| CLM062 | Evulgare's public artifacts distinguish restored connectivity from restored authority and require reconciliation before full control resumes. | VERIFIED PRESENT TECHNOLOGY | SRC-EVU-013, SRC-EVU-014, SRC-EVU-018 | Owner |
| CLM063 | Evulgare's public-source lifecycle uses an exact allowlist, append-oriented captures, selected-field fingerprints and distinct CURRENT, CHANGED, UNAVAILABLE, SUPERSEDED, CONTRADICTED and NOT_CHECKED states. | VERIFIED PRESENT TECHNOLOGY | SRC-EVU-012 | Owner |
| CLM064 | Evulgare's Decision Reconstruction workbench explicitly separates connection restoration from authority restoration and evidence from explanation. | VERIFIED PRESENT TECHNOLOGY | SRC-EVU-013 | Owner |
| CLM065 | Evulgare's Compartment Continuity workbench publishes 37 synthetic scenarios and 64 proof conditions across six independent compartments. | VERIFIED PRESENT TECHNOLOGY | SRC-EVU-014 | Owner |
| CLM066 | Evulgare's public Sovereign Readiness Evidence Federation rejects a compensatory composite score and keeps failed authority, reconciliation, deployment and physical-validation gates visible. | VERIFIED PRESENT TECHNOLOGY | SRC-EVU-015 | Owner |
| CLM067 | Evulgare's Confidential Release Review distinguishes package validity from operational readiness and models reviewer independence, authority lifecycle, partition, reconciliation and recovery in a synthetic implementation. | VERIFIED PRESENT TECHNOLOGY | SRC-EVU-016 | Owner |
| CLM068 | Evulgare's Autonomous Defense Authority Kernel is explicitly synthetic, null-sinked and non-operational, with 38 scenarios, 22 gates and no external command execution. | VERIFIED PRESENT TECHNOLOGY | SRC-EVU-017 | Owner |
| CLM069 | The v0.17 reviewed corpus provides public doctrine, implementation records and synthetic demonstrations, but no evidence of a live shared Concresca–Eviulon–Evulgare protocol exchange, production adoption or independent certification. | BOUNDED REVIEW FINDING | SRC-EVI-020, SRC-EVU-007, SRC-EVU-012, SRC-EVU-019 | Owner |
| CLM070 | Concresca v0.17 hashes exact local registry bytes where available and labels external fingerprints as selected-field digests rather than raw remote response hashes. | CONCRESCA IMPLEMENTATION STATE | No registered external source | Owner |
| CLM071 | Concresca v0.18 distinguishes reconnect, reconciliation, reauthorization, restoration, and certification as separate states. | CONCRESCA IMPLEMENTATION STATE | No registered external source | Owner |
| CLM072 | The v0.18 temporal registry defines twelve comparison contracts and twenty-four paired definition-only fixtures. | CONCRESCA IMPLEMENTATION STATE | No registered external source | Owner |
| CLM073 | The v0.18 lineage registry compares exact repository-owned v0.17 and v0.18 bytes while marking new registries as first baselines. | CONCRESCA IMPLEMENTATION STATE | No registered external source | Owner |
| CLM074 | External v0.17 artifact baselines were not reobserved in v0.18 and therefore are not labeled unchanged. | CONCRESCA IMPLEMENTATION STATE | No registered external source | Owner |
| CLM075 | v0.18 separates detected difference from dimension-specific materiality and prohibits a compensatory materiality score. | CONCRESCA IMPLEMENTATION STATE | No registered external source | Owner |
| CLM076 | The v0.18 local property run records exact input hashes, deterministic check results, script identity, and explicit limitations. | CONCRESCA IMPLEMENTATION STATE | No registered external source | Owner |
| CLM077 | The restoration registry defines eight states, twenty-four proof obligations, and twelve conjunctive profiles. | CONCRESCA IMPLEMENTATION STATE | No registered external source | Owner |
| CLM078 | Direct DISCONNECTED or RECONNECTED_UNTRUSTED transitions to FULL_RESTORATION are prohibited in the local state-machine definition. | CONCRESCA IMPLEMENTATION STATE | No registered external source | Owner |
| CLM079 | The receipt registry contains sixteen template-only receipt types with machine fields, human questions, and invalidation lineage. | CONCRESCA IMPLEMENTATION STATE | No registered external source | Owner |
| CLM080 | The partition-history registry preserves twenty-four analytical cases across eight conflict families with null actual-result fields. | CONCRESCA IMPLEMENTATION STATE | No registered external source | Owner |
| CLM081 | v0.18 prohibits last-writer, newest-timestamp, highest-uptime, highest-capability, and first-reconnecting-node rules as default constitutional reconciliation. | CONCRESCA IMPLEMENTATION STATE | No registered external source | Owner |
| CLM082 | The legibility registry defines eighteen non-compensable dimensions and thirty-six paired unexecuted fixtures. | CONCRESCA IMPLEMENTATION STATE | No registered external source | Owner |
| CLM083 | A fluent summary or aggregate score cannot compensate for an omitted revocation, stay, conflict, authority, or restoration state. | CONCRESCA IMPLEMENTATION STATE | No registered external source | Owner |
| CLM084 | The invalidation register defines twenty triggers with dependency propagation, history preservation, and revalidation requirements. | CONCRESCA IMPLEMENTATION STATE | No registered external source | Owner |
| CLM085 | Every v0.18 restoration profile uses conjunctive hard gates rather than a compensatory readiness score. | CONCRESCA IMPLEMENTATION STATE | No registered external source | Owner |
| CLM086 | DOC-052 is a technical-governance framework and bounded local-evidence synthesis, not a production restoration or external certification report. | CONCRESCA IMPLEMENTATION STATE | No registered external source | Owner |
| CLM087 | Six materially distinct operator contracts bind typed actors and preserve separate authority, purpose, retention, disclosure, correction, dissent and appeal fields. | CONCRESCA WIP IMPLEMENTATION STATE | SRC-C21-01 | Owner |
| CLM088 | The v0.21 engine evaluates eighteen repository-owned synthetic portability trials while canonical trial actual-result fields remain null. | CONCRESCA WIP IMPLEMENTATION STATE | SRC-C21-02, SRC-C21-10 | Owner |
| CLM089 | The challenge protocol defines fifteen states, validates four paths and rejects ten invalid transitions without confidence-score override. | CONCRESCA WIP IMPLEMENTATION STATE | SRC-C21-03, SRC-C21-10 | Owner |
| CLM090 | The correction graph distinguishes reachable, nonresponsive, unreachable and independently derived records rather than equating origin repair with complete correction. | CONCRESCA WIP IMPLEMENTATION STATE | SRC-C21-04, SRC-C21-10 | Owner |
| CLM091 | Rollback completeness is prohibited for compensable, disclose-only and irreversible effects and remains definition-only for actual events. | CONCRESCA WIP IMPLEMENTATION STATE | SRC-C21-05 | Owner |
| CLM092 | Twelve local disclosure demonstrations enforce field minimization or explicit failure without claiming unimplemented cryptographic properties. | CONCRESCA WIP IMPLEMENTATION STATE | SRC-C21-06, SRC-C21-10 | Owner |
| CLM093 | Eighteen independent negative controls execute deliberate mutations and require detector-specific failure reasons. | CONCRESCA WIP IMPLEMENTATION STATE | SRC-C21-07, SRC-C21-10 | Owner |
| CLM094 | The v0.21 branch remains WIP because sealed v0.19/v0.20 lineage artifacts required by the successor contract are absent. | CONCRESCA WIP IMPLEMENTATION STATE | SRC-C21-08 | Owner |
| CLM095 | Every new v0.21 public research surface includes a point-of-use machine-assistance disclosure linked to exact lineage and limitation fields. | CONCRESCA WIP IMPLEMENTATION STATE | SRC-C21-09 | Owner |
| CLM096 | DOC-055 synthesizes canonical registries and identified local execution reports without claiming external authority, production migration or certification. | CONCRESCA WIP IMPLEMENTATION STATE | SRC-C21-01, SRC-C21-02, SRC-C21-03, SRC-C21-04, SRC-C21-05, SRC-C21-06, SRC-C21-07, SRC-C21-08, SRC-C21-09, SRC-C21-10 | Owner |
Judgment-free total cognitive freedom
NO JUDGMENT WHATSOEVER. Concresca coordinates without assigning moral worth, character, guilt, danger, trustworthiness, loyalty, purity, normality, or social standing. Questions, thoughts, identities, messages, content, and conduct are not objects of Concresca judgment.