Evidence work should stay traceable.
Evidence Pilot helps researchers, writers, analysts, and teams, including journalists, investigators, policy writers, reviewers, and institutions, ingest source libraries, dedupe references, extract claims, build evidence matrices, manage redaction boundaries, and keep every research decision tied to the material it came from.
From library import to evidence matrix.
Evidence Pilot turns source intake into a local research dossier with source-ingestion receipts, DOI/RIS/BibTeX/Zotero-style import QA, provider-bundle receipts for Crossref/OpenAlex/PubMed-style metadata, Zotero RIS export, duplicate detection, extracted claims, persisted screening queue decisions, evidence-matrix rows, confidence bands, redaction/privacy boundaries, reviewer permissions, and audit receipts.
- Source ingestion and dedupe Normalize DOI-ready, RIS, BibTeX, Crossref-style, OpenAlex-style, PubMed-style, and Zotero-style records while keeping provider verification separate from local metadata QA.
- Import health meter Preview recognized DOI, RIS, BibTeX, Zotero-style records, duplicates, missing title/author/date rows, and provider-observation conflicts before treating imports as evidence. Conflict rows require human review; provider_verification_claim: false.
- Claim extraction and evidence matrix Pull reviewable claims from drafts or supplied claim lists, then connect each claim to source matches, source confidence, and publication blockers.
- Protocol reproducibility readiness Protocol readiness attaches local protocol templates, reproducibility checks, claim-risk flags, subscription-tier readiness, and reviewer checkpoints to every field-specific dossier. Professional advice, independent reproduction, and live provider verification remain separate review steps.
- Redaction and privacy boundaries Flag confidential, anonymous-source, contact-detail, minor, medical, sealed, or private-person material before export.
- Institutional packet receipts Package reference-export QA, screening queue inclusion/exclusion reasons, reviewer roles, signoff boundaries, packet-export QA, and local institutional audit receipts for human review.
Templates for specialist review paths.
Evidence Pilot now carries local field-profile receipts for specialist customer paths. Each field link opens the same research workspace with a field profile target. These are local workflow profiles and review-packet defaults that guide source templates, claim checks, reviewer roles, export receipts, and safety boundaries without claiming live provider verification, institutional SSO, IRB approval, professional advice, or customer-visible publication.
Start with the decision, then inspect the source.
Capture a clear question, the decision it informs, and the first source context before opening a larger dossier. This local guide helps prepare a reviewer conversation; it does not rate truth, verify a provider record, or clear a claim for publication.
1. Intake guidance
2. Source decision support
Choose a source type and record its locator, context, and limitations to see the local review prompts.
From source import to claim-level risk audit.
Evidence Pilot extends the source dossier with a full claim custody chain. Every extractable claim in the manuscript carries a risk level, source audit trail, and contradiction signal before any source is marked ready for publication. This is local editorial triage — it does not determine truth or replace human review.
- Claim-risk flags Each extracted claim receives a risk level — high (no source, contradicted), medium (partial sourcing, time-sensitive), or low (supported) — with specific reasons and chapter location. High-risk and medium-risk claims are flagged for human review before the manuscript advances.
- Source audit trail Every source in the dossier carries an audit trail entry: title, type, year, DOI or URL, access date, verified-by field, and integrity flags (no locator, no year, retraction signals, withdrawal notices). Archive sources are tracked separately.
- Contradiction checks The contradiction radar compares claims across notes, source excerpts, manuscript passages, and transcript segments. It flags passages where number disagreements, year conflicts, negation mismatches, or counterargument patterns suggest that the same subject gets contradictory treatment in different sections.
- Reproducibility packet A protocol readiness check for evidence-based writing: methods documentation, search terms, source versions, access dates, retraction scan, and redaction boundaries. Shows which checks passed automatically and which require manual reviewer confirmation.
POST /api/v1/bc/workbench/claim-audit-chain — returns claim count,
high/medium/low risk breakdown, source audit trail, and contradiction signals.
Evidence custody packet, not external verification.
POST /api/v1/bc/workbench/reproducibility-packet — returns a scored
checklist of six automated checks plus two manual-review items. Local review scaffolding
only; does not claim IRB approval or publication review.
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