Grounded DI LLC / Evidence
You don’t have to take the description on trust. Read the tests, open the source material, and see what the results establish—and what still needs review.
01 / Tests & results
These records show what went into a test, how it was run, and what came out. The dates and limitations stay with the results.
Two fresh runs produced the same decision record. A separate local checking program repeated the calculations and caught deliberately altered calculations.
Read the test record on GitHubReported local results for this workload—not general accuracy figures or an independent external evaluation.
The published series reports 83 / 83 prompt-level local passes and 188 / 188 local checks across 83 positions (80 distinct source keys and three repeats). Official-evaluator executions are recorded for 27 of the 83 positions; no independent external verification is reported.
The 188 local checks cover 149 official instruction entries: later records count individual keyword terms separately. These are bounded local results, not an official 188-instruction score or a claim of general performance.
Book 10, reconciled edition v1.1, page 24, identifies an arithmetic error: the 83 source rows already sum to 188. The repository corrected its README on 21 September 2026. No recorded response or per-row count changed, and the reconciliation is not a new evaluator run.
Inspect the correctionThe repository reports a cumulative checkpoint of 501 / 501 criteria locally audited, including the CGL toxic-tort coverage-opinion task.
Grounded DI local audit using Harvey LAB-derived tasks. No official Harvey evaluation or independent validation is claimed.
Read the legal audit on GitHub02 / Source material
The five technical PDFs previously hosted here have been withdrawn from the current Site release. The public exhibit collection remains linked to its repository.
The collection brings together nine books and 260 source pages on the history of the work, mathematics, weather, law, and governance. The catalog will help you find the right title and edition.
The number of pages doesn’t establish a result. Check each record’s date, limitations, and review status.
Search by field, application number, or title. Each entry has its own date and status. Filing an application does not mean a patent has been granted or that performance has been proven.
03 / Examples by field
Not sure where to begin? Start with one of these questions, then follow the link to the relevant record.
Start with the repeated test on a saved BriefWise matter, then read the provisional legal audit.
9 September / 10 August 2026 · Local replay / provisional audit
Synthetic replay and bounded audit; not legal advice or proof of real-world filing authorization.
Review the law recordsLook in the September catalog for “Before Reality Resolved — DI Weather Station.”
September 2026 collection · Release Candidate 1
Not publication-approved. PDF pages 10–11 and 16 distinguish local observations from same-site verification. No forecast guarantee or independent operational validation is implied.
Find the weather record“CleanWaterWise Cascade” follows a hypothetical water-assessment routing example in Selected Exhibits — Foundations, PDF page 10.
Synthetic demonstration · Source-indexed exhibit
This is not a measured contamination event, a public-health outcome, or authorization to issue an advisory.
Find the exhibit in the catalogLook in the catalog for “MathWise / Erdos — Mathematical Record” and its supporting material.
September 2026 collection · Source record
Inspect each item’s proof scope and review status. Inclusion is not independent acceptance of a mathematical claim.
Find the mathematical recordTry the Platform page’s Law, Weather, and Engineering examples, then follow its links to the public roadmap and exhibit collection.
Illustration; no execution date · Conceptual workflow
These are illustrations, not the recorded tests above. They run no live analysis and authorize no release.
Try the illustrated examplesTry an example
Each interactive demonstration focuses on a particular check. Its own notes explain the setup and limits; using a demonstration is not an independent test.
Does the evidence support what the claim says?
Open demonstration site 02When two results differ, where did the difference begin?
Open demonstration site 03The file hasn’t changed. Are its evidence and permissions still valid?
Open demonstration site 04Which checks must pass before a simulated action can go ahead?
Open demonstration siteWork with Grounded DI
Tell us which example caught your attention and what you’d need to see for your own work.