Audit 002
Data Catalog
This catalog explains the machine-readable files behind Volume II. The data is meant to support review, not replace judgment.
Available data files
CSV · public register
Claim database
Twenty-one claim records with claim text, section, source IDs, confidence, status, limitations, verification, and use notes.
CSV · archive gate
Claim archive traceability
Maps each claim to its cited source IDs and archive-gate status.
JSON · manifest
Publication manifest
Version, decision status, gate status, counts, graph schema, and explicit limitations.
CSV · evidence summary
Evidence by source
Counts how many evidence items were extracted from each source ID.
CSV · evidence summary
Evidence by category
Counts extracted evidence items by category: statistical, definitional, appropriation, disagreement, unresolved, and other classes.
How to use these files
- Start with the claim database to identify the claim ID.
- Use claim archive traceability to see whether the cited source trail cleared the archive gate.
- Use evidence summaries to see which sources carry the most evidentiary weight.
- Read the limitations before turning a claim into a public statement.
- Use the Decision Log to understand why a figure, claim, source, or passage was included, excluded, quarantined, or narrowed.
What these files do not prove
A CSV row does not prove a public claim by itself. The row is a pointer. A reviewer still has to read the source, check the cited basis, and respect the limitation. The catalog exists to make that process faster and more transparent.