Preserved investigation knowledge
Legacy graph releases
The released TENSOR question graph contains 588 questions and 1,554 transitions. It remains available under its original release identifiers. The candidate Core adds a portable investigation record; it does not delete this knowledge or silently convert it into verified findings.
Preserved artifacts
- Graph bundled with legacy Graph Studio
- Website's legacy release manifest
- Published legacy graph archive
- Legacy and candidate schemas
Migration requires a semantic review
A node's text is a starting point. A candidate definition also needs an explicit proposition, subject and time context, parameters, evidence expectations, and assessment criteria. Source graph identifiers and exact source digests remain part of the migration history.
Automatic inventory can preserve the old fields and flag missing meaning. It cannot invent evidence, assessment criteria, policy, or investigation records. Questions stay marked for review until those decisions are made.
Read graph metrics within their scope
Legacy metrics describe structural graph properties and release checks. Connectivity, branch balance, or a composite quality score does not prove investigation effectiveness, evidence quality, or institutional adoption.
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