Comparable successors only
Omission counts advance only within a documented lineage with matching modality and use class. Unrelated releases never advance the sequence.
Canonical language · generated data contract
These terms describe a bounded sequence of reviewed public reporting. They never claim private evaluation activity, benchmark quality, or objective obsolescence.
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Terms and derivation rules
Content below is read from the same generated artifact used by validation and the Observatory interface.
Interpretation guardrails
Omission counts advance only within a documented lineage with matching modality and use class. Unrelated releases never advance the sequence.
When source coverage, lineage identity, successor order, or comparability is uncertain, the ledger uses an insufficient-evidence or quarantine state instead of advancing an omission count.
A benchmark can be absent from reviewed public materials while still being used elsewhere. None of these labels describes undisclosed evaluation practice.