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Claim Levels

CryoCore keeps scientific claims bounded to the evidence that actually landed.

Claim ladder

Levels

candidate: A plausible observation or hypothesis. It may come from metadata, geometry, planning, or partial derived evidence. It is not validation.

processed: The repo or provider produced real processing artifacts from declared inputs, and those artifacts passed structural checks. Interpretation remains limited.

validated: Evidence has been joined to inputs, tool versions, artifact hashes, validation outputs, and caveats. This is still not a biological mechanism proof by itself.

publishable: A dossier is complete enough for expert review and possible publication support. It still requires human scientific review and any journal, institutional, or licensing requirements.

insufficient_evidence: The run does not support the proposed claim. This is a successful scientific boundary, not a software failure.

blocked: The claim cannot be evaluated because a required input, license, tool, provider artifact, cost record, cleanup proof, or review gate is missing.

Required Claim Ledger Fields

Each claim should record:

  • claim text
  • claim level
  • evidence artifact
  • source inputs
  • caveat or weakness
  • reviewer status when applicable

Downgrade Triggers

Downgrade or block a claim when:

  • output is mock, dry-run, fixture, metadata-only, planned-only, or screenshot-only
  • provider status is intent-only
  • expected artifacts are missing
  • hashes are missing or mismatched
  • license posture is unresolved
  • fallback occurred without explicit claim downgrade
  • raw data, map, model, or validation artifact was not actually fetched or produced

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