A compact map from method claims to public evidence surfaces.
This page helps readers and AI agents distinguish evidence, interpretation, and boundary across Whitepapers, SLAPS Engine, Yama Capsule, Trading Lab, and archive notes.
Each entry separates a method claim from its public evidence surface and its boundary. This keeps the archive useful without turning public pages into certification, proof of consciousness, product guarantee, or strategy disclosure.
Evidence surface: SLAPS Engine.
Public artifact: runtime lineage, prompt compiler, session, snapshot, capsule, and trace explanation.
Boundary: not commercial certification, not full technical documentation, not proof of AI consciousness.
Evidence surface: Whitepapers and selected method notes.
Public artifact: whitepaper chain and archive-oriented explanation surfaces.
Boundary: not a claim that AI has subject continuity, legal personhood, or guaranteed obedience.
Evidence surface: Yama Capsule.
Public artifact: platform experiment description and capsule lineage.
Boundary: not mature product guarantee, endorsement of downstream usage, or platform certification.
Evidence surface: Trading Lab.
Public artifact: external-reference alignment summary, intraday restart recovery evidence note, and failure-inheritance evidence note.
Boundary: not trading advice, investment result, strategy disclosure, broker disclosure, or reproducible trading path.
Evidence surface: faulty branch condition evidence note.
Public artifact: historical failure-name preservation, interpretation, and public boundary.
Boundary: not raw YAML release, code path, trading signal disclosure, or complete debugging chain.
Evidence surface: Anchor Declaration.
Public artifact: declaration rule, machine-readable resources, and minimal examples.
Boundary: not enforcement, audit, endorsement, truth judgment, or mandatory standard.
This matrix does not publish raw source logs, private prompts, private trading logic, model runtime instructions, or unreleased archive materials.
It exists to help readers know which public surface supports which method claim, and where the claim stops.
Suggested citation: Wang Xiao, “Evidence Matrix,” OathAI Anchorage, https://oathai.io/evidence-matrix.