Corpus
What we read, and how we check it.
Nothing reaches a brief without passing four gates. When a gate fails, the item is dropped — not softened, not published with a hedge.
Gate 01
Schema
Every field the card will show must parse. A missing verdict is a dropped item, never a blank one.
Gate 02
Entity table
Names and versions are resolved against a real table. If we can't resolve it, we can't tell you it's yours.
Gate 03
Citations
Every factual claim carries its source, or the field reads unknown. There is no third option.
Gate 04
Corroboration
Critical items wait for a second independent source. A few minutes late beats confidently wrong.
Source classes
| Class | Read every | Typical lag |
|---|---|---|
| Security advisories | 2 min | < 10 min |
| Releases and changelogs | 15 min | < 1 hour |
| Pricing and terms pages | 6 hours | < 12 hours |
| Company announcements | 30 min | < 2 hours |
| Funding and formation filings | Daily | < 24 hours |
Cadence is what we aim for and measure against, not a contractual promise. When we fall behind, status says so.
Status
All systems reading normally
Ninety-day record: two incidents, both disclosed in the changelog.