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research-literature-evidencelisted

Build an append-only, auditable path from preregistered literature searches to precisely located evidence candidates while keeping snippets, OCR, AI interpretations, self-attested human review, synthetic fixtures, and unclear rights from becoming academic or public evidence. Use for books, papers, catalogues, webpages, inscriptions, and other research sources when queries, discoveries, failures, editions, carriers, locators, excerpts, conflicts, and review gates must remain reproducible.
Lx050/rubbing-to-knowledge · ★ 0 · Code & Development · score 62
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# Research Literature Evidence Turn literature work into a reproducible research process, not a polished answer. The controller records what was planned, searched, found, excluded, inaccessible, located, quoted, inferred, contradicted, and still unverified. Release 1.2.0 has two deliberately different, immutable lanes: - `synthetic-test-only`: a fully runnable engineering lane using obviously fictional UTF-8 bytes. It proves only that the recorder, hashes, locators, reducer, and bundle verifier work. It is permanently nonacademic and nonpublic. - `real-research`: an audit lane for plans, queries, discoveries, bounded outcomes, and L0/L1 bibliographic candidates. It initializes only from an orchestrator 1.4.0 route 1.3 plus the current local route-verification report. Real carrier admission, evidence-ready cards, public excerpts, ResearchCase `SRC`, and text-structure authority remain blocked until external acquisition, provenance, rights, and trusted-human verifiers exist. An integrity pass never means that a historical claim is true. ## Required reading Read these before creating inputs: - [Input contract](references/input-contract.md) - [Output and gate contract](references/output-contract.md) - [Offline Schema catalog](references/schema-catalog.json) Use absolute paths. Inputs must be new, single-link regular UTF-8 JSON files. Never pass credentials, cookies, access tokens, private download URLs, or restricted source text in free-text fields. ## Non-