It proposes signals, tests them under a leak-free gate, and keeps every null, not-testable, and retraction in the same ledger it confirms from. A system that only ever confirmed would not be credible — so it counts what it could not prove, and changes its own mind on new evidence.
confirmednull (a finding)not testabledescriptivepending
01 / ProposeDiscoverycandidate signals, no LLM259families
03 / VerdictSelf-gradedkept in the ledger, counted
verdict splits into
Verified
121
confirmed families
Graveyard
134
null, not-testable, retracted — kept, not hidden
5 families changed their own verdict on new evidence; 4 are still provisional.
The scoreboard grades every claim
259
claim families tracked
121
verified (confirmed)
134
null, not-testable, or retracted
5
changed their own verdict
The scoreboard above grades forward-tested claim families; the mechanism ledger is a separate, wider census of every named mechanism. Across 287 named mechanisms: 130 confirmed, 126 null, 31 not-testable.
These families carried more than one verdict across reruns. The ledger keeps the whole sequence, not just the last word — the trail of a system re-testing itself as corpora grow.