Claim RegisterIn build

Interactive Claim Register

Claims cannot move forward without evidence.

What it is for

Claim Register in the proof lifecycle.

The Claim Register maps each proposed claim to linked evidence, a support level, and a status. Unsupported claims visibly stop at a gate and only safe fallback wording is allowed.

Interactive Claim RegisterInteractive illustration · sample data
A claim register board. Selecting a sample claim shows its linked evidence packets, missing-evidence count, support level, status, and safe fallback wording. A three-step logic rail routes each claim to registered or blocked/pending. Unsupported claims such as commercial readiness stop at the gate.
Proposed claim
Evidence mapping
Support check
gate
RegisteredBlocked / Pending
Sample proposed claims and their status
Proposed claimStatus
plain-language status visibilityRegistered
protected-file controlsRegistered
preview evidence availablePending
audit trail retainedNeeds review
external operator proofBlocked
commercial readinessBlocked

plain-language status visibility

Support level

Sufficient

Status

Registered

Missing evidence

0

Linked packets

2

Allowed wording

“Designed to surface plain-language status (illustrative).”

No claim without evidence.

Where it fits

Relation to the Evidence Lab.

The Claim Register is where the Evidence Lab enforces discipline: a claim is only registered once it maps to evidence recorded in the Proof Ledger.

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Proof boundaries

What is not claimed.

  • Illustrative interface · sample claims and wording.
  • Sample claims such as commercial readiness remain blocked or pending.
  • The register is read-only here — it cannot register real claims.
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