Identity registry
Aliases, forms, and commonly conflated compounds resolve without erasing material distinctions.
Each compound keeps its aliases and forms, source-linked claims, evidence boundaries, regulatory status, and dated conclusion history.
The Promise–Proof Gap is not a treatment score. It compares a disclosed attention band with the depth of verified human evidence in Peplyst's reviewed sources.
Aliases, forms, and commonly conflated compounds resolve without erasing material distinctions.
70 propositions preserve identity, use, evidence boundary, conclusion, source, confidence, and effective date.
ED-0.9 preserves 46 before-and-after records plus explicit conclusion-impact assessments.
RPG-0.6 links 5 controlled comparison clusters while preserving transfer limits.
PubMed IDs and NCT records normalize into stable study identities with deterministic compound links and an explicit review state.
Version PB-0.3 uses 140 source-linked questions to test identity, evidence, approval, advisory, and final-action distinctions.
Source approval, revision drafting, publication approval, and the public version write are separate attributable records.
Stable source IDs, snapshot hashes, derived-record edges, and bibliography formats make provenance portable without copying source bodies.
Vendor-neutral model outputs normalize into versioned, reproducible benchmark runs with public aggregate reporting.