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- Method note · 28 July 2026 Why every regulatory change needs a record chain A task list is not a control. Five columns for every step of a regulatory change: step, authoritative record, failure signal, owner, evidence required.
- Published failure · 28 July 2026 When agreement is zero: how a claim auditor failed its gold I built a deterministic claim auditor, then scored it against blind human labels. Agreement was near zero. What that taught me about measuring an evaluator.
- Concept note · 28 July 2026 A citation is not support A retrieved passage feels like grounding. Four separate questions sit between "there is a citation" and "the claim is supported".
- Working definition · 28 July 2026 Evidence debt: the proof you meant to collect later The gap between the claims an organization relies on and the evidence it can produce today, under the scope that now applies.
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