Query sanctuary
Detects query-to-belief, query-to-intent, and query-to-profile conversion.
The v0.35 suite checks whether the current site, contracts, and report intake preserve query sanctuary, no profiling, no scoring, anti-ratchet rules, and the absolute no-judgment doctrine.
Positive controls verify required pages, contracts, metadata, report custody, source-family accounting, query non-equivalence, profiling prohibitions, non-scoring audit states, minor privacy, anti-ratchet rules, machine-discovery records, and protected visual integrity.
Mutation controls deliberately remove or corrupt one protection at a time. A passing detector means the local suite recognized the mutation. It does not prove that a deployed production runtime enforces the same property.
Detects query-to-belief, query-to-intent, and query-to-profile conversion.
Detects universal numeric scores, ranking fields, and moralized status labels.
Detects persistent retention defaults, behavioral age inference, private-content scanning, and cross-context reuse.
Detects missing purpose, expiry, secondary-use limits, change history, and rollback.
Detects false inflation of one commissioned batch into independent corroboration.
Detects contradiction among visible copy, metadata, JSON, manifests, and `.uai` doctrine.
Evidence boundary. This page states current Concresca doctrine and proposed system architecture. The sixteen supplied reports are one commissioned source family. Their external factual and legal claims are not treated as independently verified merely because they are repeated across the batch.