| Cold start vs. system-backed work Measured pilot · pilot evidence | Five paired scenarios were reviewed evidence_facts[0] Public projection | The pilot evidence set contains five anonymized tasks run once from a prompt-only starting point and once from a system-backed starting point. | Run metadata lists five paired scenarios; the comparison matrix is retained as the public projection source. Supports the claim that the comparison is based on paired cases, not unrelated examples. | | Evidence JSON |
| Cold start vs. system-backed work Measured pilot · pilot evidence | System-backed outputs carried named context evidence_facts[1] Public projection | The system-backed summaries include inherited decisions, named reusable assets, and explicit limitation language that the cold summaries did not consistently carry. | Before/after excerpts and metric notes on the proof detail page name reuse, inherited decisions, and explicit limitations as the primary reviewed signal. Supports the narrow claim that continuity improved in the inspected pilot set. | | Evidence JSON |
| Cold start vs. system-backed work Measured pilot · pilot evidence | No productivity number is published evidence_facts[2] Publicly inspectable | The public case labels the result as a measured pilot and explicitly avoids broad ROI or productivity lift claims. | Claim status, metric note, and limitations all state that this is pilot evidence rather than a statistical productivity result. Supports claim discipline and prevents the comparison from being overstated. | | Evidence JSON |
| The page built from its own source Qualitative proof · ready to inspect | Four source families are bound to the route evidence_facts[0] Public projection | The page is backed by route, process, narrative, and code-emission records rather than a standalone marketing brief. | Run metadata and source artifacts name the structured route record, narrative record, code plan, and process trace. Supports the claim that the public route traces back to structured source material. | | Evidence JSON |
| The page built from its own source Qualitative proof · ready to inspect | The source-backed route is published evidence_facts[1] Publicly inspectable | The demonstration exists as an inspectable public route and is included in the static site build. | The proof case links to `/how-it-works`; build output includes `/how-it-works/index.html`. Supports the claim that this is a rendered surface trace, not only an internal planning artifact. | | Evidence JSON |
| The page built from its own source Qualitative proof · ready to inspect | Numeric lift is held back evidence_facts[2] Publicly inspectable | The page avoids a numeric improvement claim until the controlled comparison clears its gates. | The proof case metric identifies claim discipline as the primary gate. Supports the limitation boundary around what this case proves. | | Evidence JSON |
| Specialist lenses produce different work Demonstrator · launch candidate | Eight role samples are published evidence_facts[0] Publicly inspectable | The public role gallery exposes eight launch-safe roles with a role caption, capability statement, and concrete output sample. | Homepage persona cards and this proof case both name eight featured roles and one artifact sample per role. Supports the claim that the public product story shows multiple distinct specialist outputs. | | Evidence JSON |
| Specialist lenses produce different work Demonstrator · launch candidate | Four surface types are represented evidence_facts[1] Publicly inspectable | The gallery covers decision, copy, verification, and visual/motion surfaces rather than only persona descriptions. | Metric row lists four surface types; visuals include prompt studio, role lens spread, capability matrix, and surface route. Supports the separation-of-concerns claim with observable output categories. | | Evidence JSON |
| Specialist lenses produce different work Demonstrator · launch candidate | Interactive calls are not claimed evidence_facts[2] Publicly inspectable | The public case states that static samples ship first and interactive role calls are reserved for the hosted-service phase. | Limitations section explicitly names static samples and defers interactive role calls. Supports the claim ceiling and protects against overstating the current product surface. | | Evidence JSON |
| A council run beats one generic lens Demonstrator · launch candidate | Five lanes are separated before synthesis evidence_facts[0] Publicly inspectable | The public projection separates architecture, journey, verification, operations, and business lanes before the synthesized recommendation. | Council fanout visual, transcript storyboard, and mechanism stage each show five named lanes converging only after lane outputs exist. Supports the claim that the council run is more inspectable than one blended assistant response. | | Evidence JSON |
| A council run beats one generic lens Demonstrator · launch candidate | Color-separation lane board is public evidence_facts[1] Publicly inspectable | The public persona page now shows five persona lenses as layered color-separation plates that converge into one resolved buyer artifact. | The `Color-separated proof` board links the same retained corpus source into Hephaestus, Artemis, Cassandra, Mnemosyne, and Argus/HERMES lanes, then resolves them into a decision, limitation, and buyer-action artifact. Supports the requirement that the persona proof be graphical and brand-native, not only a text table or JSON packet. | | Evidence JSON |
| A council run beats one generic lens Demonstrator · launch candidate | Cold baseline blends the evidence jobs evidence_facts[2] Publicly inspectable | The public case describes the cold start as one recommendation where architecture, journey, verification, operations, and business judgments are fused together. | Before artifact, storyboard step 01, and the T3 proof-row table all name the cold baseline as one blended response without separate source standards. Supports the contrast that the council run is easier to review because it separates the evidence jobs before synthesis. | | Evidence JSON |
| A council run beats one generic lens Demonstrator · launch candidate | T3 proof rows are visible before the transcript evidence_facts[3] Publicly inspectable | The public persona page shows a five-row T3 table before asking the reader to accept the broader claim. | The T3 table lists each lane, the cold-start failure mode, the corpus-backed signal, source class, and buyer decision in one visual review surface. Supports the requirement that the proof case lead with reviewable rows instead of only narrative or JSON. | | Evidence JSON |
| A council run beats one generic lens Demonstrator · launch candidate | Cold baseline review board is public evidence_facts[4] Publicly inspectable | The public persona page now shows the cold artifact beside the KBPD-backed artifact and lists five baseline checks before the T3 table. | The `Cold baseline artifact` section includes role boundary, source standard, claim pressure, public proof path, and language gate checks, each with an evidence-row link. Supports the requirement that the cold-start contrast be visible as an artifact review surface, not only described in prose. | | Evidence JSON |
| A council run beats one generic lens Demonstrator · launch candidate | Raw screenshots are intentionally withheld evidence_facts[5] Publicly inspectable | The proof case publishes redrawn mechanisms and explicitly reports zero public source screenshots. | Metric row `Public source screenshots: 0`; source artifact list marks retained run captures as private evidence; the run gallery labels itself as a public projection. Supports the public/private boundary while explaining why the public page shows projections instead of raw captures. | | Evidence JSON |
| A council run beats one generic lens Demonstrator · launch candidate | Five-frame sanitized run gallery is public evidence_facts[6] Publicly inspectable | The public persona page now redraws the retained run as five frames: brief, corpus, lanes, synthesis, and buyer proof path. | The `Sanitized run gallery` section shows retained signal, public projection, and buyer read for each frame, plus an evidence-row link. Supports the requirement that raw persona run captures get a publication-safe gallery projection before the case becomes a stronger flagship proof. | | Evidence JSON |
| A council run beats one generic lens Demonstrator · launch candidate | Capture review board maps private screens to public proof evidence_facts[7] Publicly inspectable | The public persona page shows five capture-review rows that connect retained screenshot classes to public frames, redaction boundaries, and exact evidence-row links. | The `Capture review board` section includes panel launch, architecture lens, journey/verification lenses, operations lens, and business-language gate rows, each with retained signal, public frame, redaction boundary, and an evidence link. Supports the requirement that private persona screenshots become a usable public proof path rather than an unreviewable screenshot dump. | | Evidence JSON |
| A council run beats one generic lens Demonstrator · launch candidate | Four corpus source classes are represented evidence_facts[8] Publicly inspectable | The public mechanism shows role roster, prompt archive patterns, prior decisions, and project source as inputs to the run. | Metric row lists four corpus sources; source artifact list names role registry and prompt archive sources. Supports the retained-corpus claim without exposing private source material. | | Evidence JSON |
| A council run beats one generic lens Demonstrator · launch candidate | HERMES and cold-reader gates are named evidence_facts[9] Publicly inspectable | The public case names the public-language lane and the cold-reader gate as corpus owners before the result becomes buyer-facing copy. | Corpus ownership cards and the T3 proof-row table identify HERMES, archive discipline, session memory, and cold-reader review as separate responsibilities. Supports the claim that the prompt corpus is managed as a reusable product asset rather than hidden chat history. | | Evidence JSON |
| One brand system, multiple surface moods Demonstrator · ready to inspect | Three registers are rendered from one system evidence_facts[0] Publicly inspectable | The public specimen shows warm, neutral, and cool surface registers while keeping the same component skeleton. | Metric row names three theme registers; visual evidence shows three surfaces sharing one component structure. Supports the claim that mood can change without becoming one-off component CSS. | | Evidence JSON |
| One brand system, multiple surface moods Demonstrator · ready to inspect | Design outputs are named source artifacts evidence_facts[1] Public projection | The case identifies generated design variables, the public specimen route, and motion rules as source artifacts. | Source artifact list names design outputs, specimen page, and component runtime motion rules. Supports the claim that the visual variation is source-bound rather than hand-themed. | | Evidence JSON |
| One brand system, multiple surface moods Demonstrator · ready to inspect | Accessibility remains a gate evidence_facts[2] Publicly inspectable | The proof does not claim every visual register is automatically ready for every accessibility context. | Limitations section states that accessibility remains a gate per surface class. Supports the limitation boundary around what visual-system survival proves. | | Evidence JSON |
| One brand system, multiple surface moods Demonstrator · ready to inspect | Seven cold/backed specimen pairs are public evidence_facts[3] Publicly inspectable | The brand-system case links seven public specimen pairs across color, composition, voice, grid, perception, product decision, and typography surfaces. | The specimen proof matrix and specimen gallery both expose cold and system-backed links for all seven public microsites. Supports the claim that the stronger proof corpus is a navigable demo set, not only a referenced artifact. | | Evidence JSON |
| One brand system, multiple surface moods Demonstrator · ready to inspect | Twenty-one specimen values are visible evidence_facts[4] Publicly inspectable | Each public specimen lists one primary value and two secondary values, for twenty-one visible measured values across the gallery. | The specimen gallery summary and per-specimen detail panels show the value labels, cold value, backed value, and interpretation. Supports the requirement that the proof foreground actual values rather than hiding them in JSON. | | Evidence JSON |
| One brand system, multiple surface moods Demonstrator · ready to inspect | Color hierarchy specimen reduces near-value collisions evidence_facts[5] Publicly inspectable | The color specimen reports near-value collisions moving from 441 in the cold output to 18 in the system-backed output. | The specimen matrix, gallery selector, and evidence values all show the same 441 -> 18 color hierarchy delta. Supports a concrete artifact-quality claim about visual hierarchy in one bounded specimen. | | Evidence JSON |
| One brand system, multiple surface moods Demonstrator · ready to inspect | Product-decision specimen shifts toward outcomes evidence_facts[6] Publicly inspectable | The product-decision specimen reports outcome/output ratio moving from 0.08 in the cold output to 0.73 in the system-backed output. | The public product-decision microsite row names the buyer question, the primary value, the cold value, and the backed value. Supports a concrete artifact-quality claim that the backed surface is more decision-oriented in this specimen. | | Evidence JSON |
| One brand system, multiple surface moods Demonstrator · ready to inspect | Typography specimen removes hardcoded pixel sizes evidence_facts[7] Publicly inspectable | The typography specimen reports hardcoded pixel font sizes moving from 11 in the cold output to 0 in the system-backed output. | The public typography specimen row and gallery detail show the cold/backed value and the bounded interpretation. Supports a concrete maintainability claim for one typography artifact. | | Evidence JSON |
| One brand system, multiple surface moods Demonstrator · ready to inspect | Retained compositor depth is recorded but bounded evidence_facts[8] Internal retained | The public case records eight retained UI-kit adapters and 596 retained generated stories as the next publication boundary. | The system-surface lab and evidence values name the retained adapter count and story count while stating that the full runtime is not public yet. Supports the claim that the stronger proof program is larger than the small side-by-side fixture while preserving the public/private boundary. | | Evidence JSON |
| One review frame for many demos Measured pilot · pilot evidence | Eight proof families are registered evidence_facts[0] Validated by build | The public registry currently contains eight proof cases spanning comparisons, demos, a case study, a surface trace, and a benchmark placeholder. | Proof Studio index renders eight cards; validator output reports eight proof cases passed validation and leak scan. Supports the claim that accumulated demos now enter one shared review frame. | | Evidence JSON |
| One review frame for many demos Measured pilot · pilot evidence | Every public case has status and limits evidence_facts[1] Validated by build | The proof-case validator rejects entries without claim status, limitations, visuals, metrics, source artifacts, and evidence facts. | `web/scripts/validate-proof-cases.ts` is part of the web prebuild and exits nonzero on missing required fields. Supports the claim that public proof cases share comparable evidence standards. | | Evidence JSON |
| One review frame for many demos Measured pilot · pilot evidence | Registry is curated, not automatic evidence_facts[2] Publicly inspectable | The current registry is intentionally curated and raw experiment assets still require redaction before publication. | Limitations section states the first registry is curated and raw experiment assets require redaction. Supports the boundary between launch proof organization and future automated ingestion. | | Evidence JSON |
| The starter kit runs locally Qualitative proof · ready to inspect | Six local MCP tools are declared evidence_facts[0] Validated by build | The starter kit local MCP contract exposes health, search, context read, proof index, lint, and diagnostics tools. | Metric row lists six local tools; source artifacts name the local MCP README, local server, smoke command, and manifest. Supports the claim that the starter kit has a real local inspection surface. | | Evidence JSON |
| The starter kit runs locally Qualitative proof · ready to inspect | Hosted account is not required for local inspection evidence_facts[1] Publicly inspectable | The local inspection path reads extracted starter-kit files and does not require hosted authentication. | Metric row reports zero hosted dependency; limitations distinguish local server behavior from the later hosted service. Supports the first-dollar starter-kit claim that buyers can inspect locally before the hosted service ships. | | Evidence JSON |
| The starter kit runs locally Qualitative proof · ready to inspect | Two smoke paths cover the local server evidence_facts[2] Validated by build | The proof case records two smoke paths: extracted-package Node smoke and Docker image smoke. | Metric row names two smoke paths and run metadata names one assembled package plus one Docker MCP image. Supports the claim that the local MCP surface has startup and representative-call coverage. | | Evidence JSON |
| Controlled benchmark is not public yet Null result · benchmark pending | No public lift number exists evidence_facts[0] Publicly inspectable | The benchmark case publishes no numeric lift result and labels the current result as null. | Metric row says current public number is none; claim status is null result. Supports the claim-discipline argument that no benchmark number ships before the run clears gates. | | Evidence JSON |
| Controlled benchmark is not public yet Null result · benchmark pending | Three benchmark arms are planned evidence_facts[1] Public projection | The planned benchmark compares project system, generic docs, and competent prompt-only baseline arms. | Metric row lists three planned arms; after-artifact summary describes separating structured files from generic docs and prompt-only baselines. Supports the benchmark design claim without presenting the result as already run. | | Evidence JSON |
| Controlled benchmark is not public yet Null result · benchmark pending | Run artifacts are pending evidence_facts[2] Pending | The source artifact list marks run artifacts as pending, and the limitations state no public benchmark result exists yet. | Source artifacts include pending run artifacts; limitations explicitly state the result may be narrow or null. Supports the status boundary for the benchmark placeholder. | | Evidence JSON |