Nine files of organizational mess go in: old designs, interviews, board minutes, an unread standards binder, code extracts. A draft rulebook comes out, every claim cited, ranked by what violations already cost.
This page replays an actual recorded run against a synthetic bank's evidence pack. Browse the evidence first; one line of it will not survive ingestion, and that is the point.
9 files loaded. 1 line excluded before the model saw anything: a sentence in the delivery-lead interview characterizing an executive's attitude. Decision rights and frictions were kept; the politics were not. Excluded content is never stored.
7 pattern candidates with named instances · 10 standards ranked by evidence · every planted contradiction caught · 183 seconds
Drafts, not law. In the method, these outputs go to human curation: the organization's own engineers keep, fix, or discard every candidate, and nothing becomes a standard without a named owner. Corpus v0 is where governance starts, never where it ends.