P2The intelligence layer
Four record types. One structure.
The intelligence layer is a set of linked records, so that a claim can be traced to its source, a company to its actual role, and a category to the parameters that decide it.
Validation record
Claim record R-03 · linked to CAT-D02
Category records
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Parameter sets and trade-off structure
Company records
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Manufacturer, channel, and reseller each recorded
Evidence states
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Verified · unverified · contradicted
01Record types
What is actually held, and where it is released.
Category records
Parameter set that decides selection
Trade-off structure between parameters
Recurring failure modes
Test conditions that must be stated
Published in part at /components.
Company records
Legal entity and registration status
Role — manufacturer, channel, integrator, reseller
Production location and process scope
Brand and OEM overlap with other companies
Released against a stated requirement.
Claim records
The claim as published, with its source
Test conditions, recovered or marked absent
Independent reconciliation and its sources
State — verified, unverified, or contradicted
The atomic unit of the validation layer.
Commercial records
Pricing bands against quantity breaks
MOQ patterns by supplier type
Observed against quoted lead time
Lifecycle position and end-of-life signals
Time-sensitive; refreshed against the requirement date.
02Coverage by ecosystem
Where the depth currently sits.
Counts reflect indexed records rather than published pages. Category pages are published where the structural intelligence is stable enough to be useful without a specific application attached to it.
Release against a requirement
Records are released against a stated application.
Company, claim, and commercial records only mean something once the operating conditions are known. Send the requirement and we release what is relevant to it.