Assurance and Actionability
What work was performed and how an agent should treat the claim as cited.
{
"version": "2026-08-v6",
"levels": {
"basic": {
"performed": [
"bounded source availability and direct deterministic checks"
],
"not_promised": [
"model review",
"independent verification",
"professional advice"
]
},
"standard": {
"performed": [
"supplied public source retrieved and read",
"evidence extracted",
"deterministic checks where applicable",
"primary verifier when needed"
],
"conditional": [
"secondary verifier only when escalation rules require"
],
"not_promised": [
"independent fact verification beyond the supplied source",
"statistically calibrated confidence",
"professional advice"
]
},
"council": {
"performed": [
"multiple analytical roles",
"provider/model diversity where available",
"structured disagreement analysis",
"evidence-based adjudication when required"
],
"not_promised": [
"truth by vote",
"a fixed provider count unless contracted",
"professional advice"
]
},
"high_assurance": {
"availability": "not commercially enabled",
"not_promised": [
"availability in V1"
]
}
},
"actionability_values": [
"safe_to_use_as_cited",
"revise_before_use",
"do_not_use_as_cited",
"seek_additional_evidence",
"source_outdated",
"manual_review_recommended"
],
"actionability_scope": "Actionability applies only to whether the factual claim should be used in its current cited form.",
"prohibited_interpretations": [
"investment safety",
"purchase safety",
"legal compliance",
"medical appropriateness",
"deployment security",
"authorization for consequential action"
],
"confidence": "confidence.calibrated is false until empirical calibration supports a statistical interpretation."
}