Documentation
Start with an investigation you can inspect
Open a synthetic case in the Investigation Lab, inspect the definition and its record, then export the bundle. The same candidate contract applies to a human investigating an agent and an agent assisting with a conventional identity incident.
Open Investigation LabRun the validator locally
Build with Core
This site previews the implementation candidate. Download the artifacts linked below, or inspect the Core review branch. Candidate work is separate from the legacy releases on the default branch.
| Resource | Use it to |
|---|---|
| Core 0.1.0-draft.1 | Find the pinned contract, schemas, binding, examples, and validation coverage. |
| Logical Core contract | Review the 38 proposed requirements independently of an implementation. |
| Implementation guide | Validate the examples and scope your own integration. |
| Validation and conformance | Distinguish reference checks from an independently demonstrated interoperability claim. |
| Profiles and extensions | Add domain and organization context without changing Core meaning. |
| Human and agent investigations | Represent attribution, disagreement, policy, and authority explicitly. |
Understand the model
- Definition: a versioned question and its evidence and assessment criteria.
- Question instance: that question applied to a particular subject, time, and parameters.
- Record: attributed evidence references, observations, hypotheses, assessments, decisions, and actions.
- Revision: a new entry preserving the old one and identifying dependent decisions that need review.
An assessment can be applicable, not applicable, or unresolved. Only an applicable assessment has a yes, no, or unknown outcome. Missing evidence does not mean “no.” A recorded action does not grant permission to execute it.
Review the public standard
Charter · Governance · Standards crosswalk · Review plan · Change and decision register
Work with earlier TENSOR content
The question catalog, legacy Graph Studio, and graph release archive preserve the earlier graph model. Its schemas and version numbers are separate from this candidate. A legacy graph is not a complete Core investigation record.