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Core Concepts
Global docs need one shared conceptual layer. These concepts are the language that Reason, Replay, Lens, and Integrations all rely on when they describe operational truth.
EvidenceContradictionsConfidenceReplayability
Page Focus
Understand the common vocabulary behind evidence, contradictions, confidence, replay, and visual workspace state.
Evidence
A signal becomes operationally meaningful when it can be linked to scope, freshness, provenance, and a decision context.
Contradictions
Contradictions are not noise. They are explicit conflicts between observations and expected posture that reduce trust and slow unsafe action.
Confidence
Confidence is the trust state of the current interpretation and changes as evidence strengthens, ages, or conflicts.
Replayability
Important operational decisions must be reconstructable after the fact so handoffs, audits, and postmortems stay defensible.
Questions This Page Answers
What turns signals into evidence?
Why do contradictions matter so much?
How should operators think about confidence over time?
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