Open data · as of 2026-10-25
The record, as data
Every number on this site comes from one of six JSON files. They hold public rows only, they use the same fields as the pages, and each row has a stable id. Text and data are CC BY 4.0.
- /data/facts.json
- FactsEvery verified number or statement, with set, status, judge, n, seeds, CI, caveat and public source line.
- /data/timeline.json
- TimelineDated events from the first day to the as_of date.
- /data/decisions.json
- DecisionsAn ADR-style log: what was decided, why, what else was considered, and whether it still stands.
- /data/experiments.json
- ExperimentsThe catalogue of tests, each with its question, result and verdict (adopted, closed, not detected, parity, measurement).
- /data/glossary.json
- GlossaryEvery internal term with a plain and a technical definition.
- /data/status.json
- StatusThe living-preprint status: as_of date, research state, headline, standing, open fronts and the change log.
Also here
- /data.md
- This page as Markdown.
- /data/decisions.md
- The decision log as readable Markdown.
- /data/glossary.md
- The glossary as readable Markdown.
- /data/SCHEMA.md
- Field definitions, enums and validation rules.
- /data/index.json
- This table as JSON: row counts, sizes and sha256 of every file.
Reading it
- Every fact has a stable id (the letter F and a number). It resolves in facts.json. Fact rows carry set, set status, judge, n, seeds, CI and caveat; a missing field is null, never guessed.
- Three metric families never share an axis: the judge ratio (raw and floor-adjusted), outcome-label shares, and the ruler’s U-total.
- Where a row was superseded, the old row stays and points to the newer one.
- The record is a living preprint. status.json says as_of, what is still open and what changed.
Cite as r4to, independent researcher, RatLab — A Boar Research (2026), research record 1.0, as of 2026-10-25. How to cite · For AI.