Bounded evidence package research

Status: curated research record, 26 September 2026. This page helps readers find the supplied 19 September work. It does not adopt a bounded evidence package (BEP) standard, change Ask OKF, establish source authority or provide DWP entitlement guidance. The separate implementation status compares these proposals with the code and recorded checks at a named revision.

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What was curated

The curation inventory lists the source and copied SHA-256 for each of the 66 retained files. Both supplied package directories were copied byte for byte from an untracked local Explorer checkout. Its Git commit identifies the surrounding code, not the untracked research bytes. The first handover manifest covers five starting files; the curation inventory additionally covers its six report formats and one manifest. The reconstructed package retains its own 52-file manifest and checksum index. Narrow Git attributes preserve the supplied line endings, including four CRLF CSV files; staged Git blobs are checked against the same inventory. Copy and hash checks establish byte custody only. We did not execute the supplied research scripts, reproduce model work, re-audit external citations or run a new benchmark.

Each report has one primary Markdown link above. PDF, Word and HTML versions remain in the package to preserve delivery history. Git retains the Word files and the reconstructed package’s original HTML. The Site serves its Markdown-derived reading pages at the HTML routes, avoiding same-name route collisions. The reconstructed ZIP was left out because it duplicates all 54 retained directory files byte for byte. macOS .DS_Store files were left out. The original files remain outside this curated worktree.

The package Markdown is excluded from the small default semantic bundle. This navigation page is documentation; the retained reports are research for human review, not runtime evidence or legal assertions.

Deferred material

Jev-Mem research is deferred from this publication. The 24 September Evidence Workbench WebMCP handover is a historical task prompt with local checkout and browser-state instructions. It is preserved in the owner’s verified external archive as an archive-only lead, rather than being presented as a research finding or current implementation description.