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Foresight suite

Data room and evidence base

How sources, graphs, trust layers, provenance, and evidence checks support the published analysis.

The evidence base explains why the project can be inspected instead of merely consumed. Every public graph, card, and report surface should remain connected to a provenance layer.

Source and trust spine

The trust layer connects source records, publisher records, graph links, and route-level references. It is the place where evidence can be reviewed outside the narrative flow.

The same source may support a book section, a sector page, a graph, and a scenario explanation. The trust layer keeps those relationships visible instead of hiding them in notes.

Readiness and public gates

Not every data surface should render publicly. READY and VERIFY are reviewable states; GAP and working-only layers remain blocked from the public chart path.

This prevents unfinished, ambiguous, or purely technical workbook structures from appearing as finished public evidence.

Downloads and parity

The download layer exists to keep the published figure and the exported file in sync. Public graph exports, registers, and manifests should preserve the same metadata and caveats seen on screen.