Public examples
One public filing, published artifacts.
See the artifact projections that currently have certified ArtifactVersion truth. Unpublished shapes are shown as work still due, not as clickable promises.
- Every number has a source.
- Every published artifact is readable in the browser.
- Every gap is exposed, not hidden.
PowerPoint
Partner Brief Deck
Source-cited 5-10 slide briefing of disclosed facts, changes, and open questions — for partner brief, board-level discussion prep, or junior onboarding.
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▶ Presentation
Word
Disclosure Memo
Background, source facts, relevant framework citations, and analysis prompts — a source-bound briefing memo. Drafted for review-team use; professional judgment remains with the team.
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Word
Audit Committee Briefing
Source-cited briefing for the audit-committee meeting: disclosed accounting matters, year-over-year disclosure changes, and recommended discussion questions.
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Excel
Fact Register
Every extracted fact with its value, period, verbatim source quote, filing URL, content hash, confidence, and reviewer status. One row per claim.
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Markdown
Evidence Binder
Review-team index of filing sections, verbatim excerpts, citations, content hashes, and links to generated claims — the reviewer's source appendix.
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Markdown
Management Questions Draft
Draft questions to put to management — derived from missing public disclosures, ambiguous facts, high-confidence narrative estimates, and unresolved reviewer items.
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Word
Review Support Memo
Source-cited draft of scope, summary, reviewer observations, and exceptions — editable in browser. Reviewer's professional sign-off remains a separate action outside the artifact.
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Markdown
Provenance Bundle
Immutable lineage trail of the system: every source hash, citation, reviewer decision, absence diagnosis, and model invocation. The 'you can inspect the system that made this' archive.
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Same gallery shape, different source filing.
Artifact reader
Source citation
Claim
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Verbatim source quote
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Article III: this quote is a verbatim substring of the snapshotted filing identified above. If the source URL changes upstream, the snapshot hash remains the durable anchor.
Source document
Manifest source
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Article III: this source reference comes from the pinned ArtifactManifest. Claims and citation bindings must point back to these source snapshots rather than to a renderer-local source note.