# Scope

## Implemented v0.2

- Compendium, research program and historical explorations with explicit provenance.
- Bounded HTTPS source capture, retained content-addressed artifacts, change receipts,
  review-needed observations, deduplication and per-source ingestion health.
- Task-specific five-instrument selection, exact profile/deployment identity,
  constraints, benchmark score normalization, fitness ranking and workload cost scenarios.
- Empirical outcome recording with unique runs, exact-task/profile Wilson intervals,
  provisional sufficiency thresholds and explicit missing evidence.
- Frozen recommendations, deterministic historical replay and Markdown reports.
- Configured Europe/Berlin daily/weekly job runner, retries, locking, health receipts,
  and user systemd timer units for the local workstation.
- Thirty-two behavior tests and isolated ledger/advisor demonstrations.
- Coulomb workplans and Statehub integration.

## Current evidence boundary

Four primary source pages have been captured. A reviewed two-profile price comparison
is retained, but requester access and exact benchmark results are not evidenced.
The initial real comparison therefore withholds Frontier/Efficient/Budget winners.
Other imported claims remain unverified research leads. Real task outcomes are absent;
full ranking and calibration behavior are demonstrated with isolated synthetic fixtures.

The implementation is a local CLI and curator workflow, not a hosted service or UI.
A budgeted OpenRouter work-sample runner and portable recommendation bundles are
implemented; real execution is waiting on valid credentials. It does not learn
cross-task calibration, extract trustworthy
facts automatically, optimize decomposition, or estimate empirical cost/runtime
quantiles. Published costs are explicit workload scenarios. Catalog expansion and
actual outcome collection continue in IR-WP-0007.

Statehub holds work projections, not research evidence. Artifact hashes prove local
integrity, not truth. Scheduler operation depends on this workstation and its user
service manager; publication still requires editorial synthesis/review.