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Discover
Identify potentially material developments across primary sources, official statements, filings, data, and reputable specialist reporting.
Editorial and data discipline
Signal is designed to preserve source authority, uncertainty, limitations, and correction history while still producing useful operational intelligence.
Publishing workflow
Every published item moves through the same evidence-to-publication sequence.
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Identify potentially material developments across primary sources, official statements, filings, data, and reputable specialist reporting.
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Check the source, publication time, event date, authority, current status, jurisdiction, and any material conflicts or limitations.
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Assign a source type, source status, topics, entities, jurisdictions, impact level, confidence, and commercial data value.
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Write an original factual summary, domain impact assessment, and separate Keelbase relevance analysis.
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Connect every published brief to its normalized Signal records so the editorial and structured layers remain traceable.
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Preserve material history, publish correction reasons, and use reciprocal supersession fields rather than silently replacing facts.
Controlled vocabulary
Source type describes where the information came from. Source status describes what the information currently establishes.
Source types
A source can be primary and still contain only one party’s allegation, proposal, or interpretation.
Source statuses
A complaint is not a judgment. A bill is not enacted law. A proposal is not an operative platform rule. An anomaly is not proof of manipulation.
Information architecture
The interface and record model intentionally prevent factual reporting, interpretation, and known limits from collapsing into one statement.
An original account of the development supported by the cited source and current verification state.
An assessment of the likely operational consequence for agent governance, authorization, commerce, regulation, platform frameworks, infrastructure, or security.
A separate interpretation of why the development may matter to Keelbase systems, references, schemas, guides, agents, or product direction.
Missing evidence, source constraints, unresolved facts, incomplete jurisdictional coverage, or other reasons the conclusion must remain bounded.
Corrections and supersession
The original record remains reconstructable. A replacement identifies what it supersedes, the prior record identifies its replacement, and the correction reason is published.