# Data contracts and commands Python 3.11+; standard library only. Run commands from the checkout root. ## Source collection ```bash python3 -m intelligence_radar ingest catalog/sources.json python3 -m intelligence_radar validate make check ``` Source registry: `sources` array with unique `id`, `publisher`, and HTTPS `url`. The registry is trusted operator configuration; review URLs before adding sources. Captures live in `data/captures/.json`; original bytes are in `data/artifacts/`. Preserve both for replay. `ingestion-runs` records success/failure per source. HTML changes may be incidental, not newsworthy. Review actual source content before marking structured facts `reviewed`. Each result, price and availability item requires `capture_id`, timezone-aware `observed_at`, `review_status: reviewed`, and a named `reviewer`. Timestamps cannot precede the supporting capture date. An evidence ID proves linkage, not correct extraction. The curated initial catalog documents its missing measurement data. ## Capability Advisor ```bash python3 -m intelligence_radar advise examples/source-backed-task.json \ --catalog catalog/reviewed-2026-09-13.json --as-of 2026-09-13 python3 -m intelligence_radar report python3 -m intelligence_radar replay ``` The source-backed example deliberately withholds winners. Its candidate benchmarks lack verified versions/results and its deployment access has not been established. This is distinct from the synthetic demonstration: ```bash make demo-advisor ``` Task JSON: objective, acceptance, environment, risk, capability weights (0–1), hard constraints and workload. See examples/task.json. Input and cache token buckets are disjoint; output includes reasoning. Attempts are a declared scenario, never `1/fitness`. Catalog JSON: benchmark definitions (id/version/constructs/health/limitations/scale), exact profiles (id/model/harness/effort/provider/deployment/attributes/availability), results (profile_id/benchmark_id/benchmark_version/raw_score/evidence), and prices (profile_id/currency/valid_from/valid_until/usd_per_million/evidence). See examples/advisor-catalog.json for a complete synthetic shape. A synthetic catalog requires explicit `--synthetic` and never mixes with production evidence. For benchmark health, provide all non-task-relevance weights named in the active policy. Values are curator judgments, not automated validation. Duplicate IDs are rejected. Missing, stale, future or conflicting results remain unknown. Price validity is date-inclusive and was deliberately limited to the review day in the initial live catalog. New days need new observations. ## Actual outcomes ```bash python3 -m intelligence_radar outcome /tmp/outcome.json ``` An outcome contains recommendation_id, profile_id, unique run_id, accepted (boolean), independent_verification (boolean), verifier_evidence (artifact reference or notes), actual_usd, runtime_seconds, and completed_at (timezone-aware timestamp). Outcomes are immutable and run IDs are idempotent; changed duplicate runs are rejected. Keep the verifier artifact where its reference can be resolved. These are operator assertions. No actual provider execution or paid inference happens in this command. A subsequent recommendation uses matching outcomes available at its cutoff. A historical replay uses its original frozen set. The current baseline reports 95% Wilson intervals, not a learned cross-task success predictor. ## Scheduled operation ```bash python3 -m intelligence_radar run-due python3 -m intelligence_radar health systemctl --user status intelligence-radar.timer ``` `ops/schedule.json` configures daily 21:30 and Sunday 20:00 Europe/Berlin. The shipped user timer checks every 15 minutes while this workstation's user service manager is running. It does not promise execution while the workstation is off. Each job is at most once per successful slot; failures remain retryable. Only the latest missed slot is caught up. Runtime state lives in ignored `.runtime/`; `data/scheduler-runs/` retains auditable receipts. Existing digests are preserved, so review the receipt's digest_status before assuming a new draft was produced. Install the reviewed units with `make install-timer`; uninstall/disable with `systemctl --user disable --now intelligence-radar.timer`. That command leaves source evidence and publications intact. No external app notifications are sent.