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This document governs how Ego Hygiene .github classifies claims, evidence, provenance, confidence, conflict, and revision. It does not dictate which technical conclusion must be accepted.
Claim states
State
Meaning
Observed
Directly supported by repository or runtime evidence
Decided
Accepted through the repository governance process
Inferred
Reasoned from evidence but not directly observed
Proposed
Recommended future direction not yet accepted
Assumed
Necessary working premise awaiting evidence
Unverified
Plausible claim that has not been checked
Open question
A known gap requiring investigation or choice
Evidence order
Reproducible tests, schemas, generated artifacts, and runtime observations.
Accepted decisions and versioned specifications.
Current source and configuration.
Maintainer documentation and issue history.
Inference and recommendation, labeled with uncertainty.
Provenance and conflict
Claims should identify their source closely enough to be rechecked. Conflicting evidence remains visible until the canonical owner resolves it; recency alone does not automatically establish truth.
Revision
Material claims are revised when stronger evidence appears, their source changes, or an accepted decision supersedes them. Historical decision context is preserved rather than rewritten.
Evidence and uncertainty
Observed: The repository README establishes the intended boundary as the organization-facing GitHub profile, public defaults, contribution entry points, and fallback coordination surface; significant implementation remains incomplete.
Decided for this draft: The repository owns the bounded concern described here and participates through versioned contracts.
Proposed: Target systems and later roadmap phases remain proposals until accepted and implemented.
Open question: Which parts of this draft should become active in the first independently versioned release?