How verification works

Every document wears a seal pinned to an exact content version. Verification attests to fidelity, not truth: that the text faithfully represents its source, that the metadata is accurate, and that cross-references are real and correctly characterized. Any material edit changes the version hash and automatically demotes the document to Level 1 until it is re-reviewed — a seal can never silently drift from what was checked.

Level 0 — Ingested
Machine-processed only; extraction unreviewed.
Level 1 — AI-Audited
Passed the automated consistency, citation-existence, and schema checks.
Level 2 — Scholar-Reviewed
One qualified, named scholar has verified fidelity and metadata.
Level 3 — Consensus-Verified
Two or more independent reviewers concur; for cross-tradition or contested material, reviewers span the relevant traditions.

The Neutrality Charter

Descriptive language, symmetric standards across traditions, marked uncertainty, separation of powers, and total provenance — no claim without a source, no reviewer without a public credential. The full charter is published here.