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Accepted source directory

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Browse accepted sources behind published Agent facts.

A source becomes evidence only through an accepted source-to-field mapping.
Evidence relationship

This sequence explains the public evidence model. The coverage figures below use different, disclosed units—not funnel conversion.

01Source

Official page or document

→
02Accepted mapping

Reviewed source-to-field relationship

→
03Agent fact

Published structured intelligence

→
04Decision

Fact used in a dated comparison

Current public coverage

Counts describe the named unit in each card; they are not sequential conversion steps.

3,333Published source referencesRecorded references before URL normalization
2,881Accepted mappingsReviewed source-to-field links
5Decision-used sourcesUnique source URLs used in published comparisons
0Execution-verified findingsNone published yet

1,912 unique URLs have non-identity accepted mappings · 136 are identity-only · 3,025 unique URLs are recorded in total.

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Evidence boundary

A source is not a claim.

A source becomes evidence only when Agenova accepts a specific source-to-field mapping. Freshness does not independently verify the supported claim.

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