Evidence and transparency.
Public CSI claims link to named evidence and stated limits.
The evidence hub brings together the material used to inspect CSI inputs, calculation identity, revisions and methodology structure without treating a calculation proof as complete production authority.
UNPT publishes several kinds of evidence because no single artefact can establish source coverage, calculation correctness, review state and current operational status at once. This page routes readers from declared sources to the verification kit, proof ledger, revision history, replay records, Global Optics and the knowledge graph. Current CSI values remain provisional. Candidate-track proof can establish bounded calculation claims, but it does not by itself establish benchmark readiness or a live protocol.
Each evidence surface answers a different question.
| Surface | Question it answers | Current boundary | Route |
|---|---|---|---|
| Global Optics | Which releases, sources, countries and observations are represented? | Coverage and source-native observations can be provisional, expected, delayed or carried forward. | /optics/ |
| Verification kit | Do the published files and declared calculation identities match? | A calculation proof is only as broad as its declared inputs and checks. | /csi/verify/ |
| Proof ledger | How are historical snapshot proofs linked? | A historical proof records one release state; it is not a live token or wallet status. | /csi/ledger/ |
| Revision log | What changed, when and why? | A correction appends or supersedes records; it does not silently rewrite history. | /csi/revisions/ |
| Reproducibility | Can a second machine replay the bounded calculation? | Replay establishes calculation identity within the published input boundary. | /csi/reproduce/ |
| Knowledge graph | How do sources, metrics, checks and snapshots relate? | The graph explains recorded configuration and structure; it is not a live production feed. | /knowledge-graph/ |
Production trust requires every declared gate to pass.
A CSI release is not benchmark-ready merely because its arithmetic can be reproduced. Readers also need to know which sources are represented, which validations and reviews apply, whether a record was revised and which operational release state is current. If a required record is absent, the public surface should say unavailable or provisional rather than infer trust.
The evidence hub separates methodology, observations, calculation proofs and operational status. Each route names the records it contains and states the limit beside the claim it qualifies.
- Provisional
- A published calculation or observation whose benchmark-readiness state remains qualified.
- Reproducible
- The same bounded methodology and input bundle produce the same calculation identity on another machine.
- Production-ready
- A future state that requires every declared release, evidence, review and activation gate to pass. The status surface, not an isolated proof file, determines that state.
Diagrams explain evidence, controls or data relationships.
UNPT uses diagrams to clarify methodology, provenance, controls and system relationships. Data visuals carry captions that state what is encoded and what remains outside the frame. Generic photography is not used as a substitute for evidence, and decorative imagery does not sit beside a technical claim where it could imply verification.
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