Phase 1 · publication gateway · maha-epistemic/1.0

The public page is the result of a passed gate.

Maha’s underlying graph may contain drafts, hypotheses, conflicts, and incomplete records. Only records with explicit epistemic axes, source rights, locators, uncertainty, boundaries, and an approving review event become crawlable Knowledge pages.

Iceberg boundary

Publication is a controlled state transition.

Graph records

4

Canonical and withheld pilot records.

Public canonical

2

Records that generate pages and sitemap rows.

Withheld

2

Visible only as gate decisions, not public claims.

Non-transfer rule

Peer review does not mean independent replication. A formal model does not establish hardware readiness. A cell-system result does not establish clinical benefit. Each proposition retains its own evidence axis.

Persistent ingestion and expert review

Five legacy systems now meet the same gate.

The semiconductor, mathematics, astronomy, religion, and neuromorphic adapters preserve 110 source records as immutable candidates. Each batch survives deployments, and every expert decision binds a versioned identity, one review scope, and the candidate’s frozen content hash.

Adapters

5

Imported candidates

110

Withheld pending review

110

Open migration ledger

Phase 2 · operational review

Withheld no longer means invisible or unstructured.

A private work queue now classifies every gate reason into source completion, expert review, or release control. Operators can triage and assign source work, attach bounded evidence to exact blockers, and route each frozen target into one of four scoped expert-review queues.

Exact blockers

Reason-coded backlog

Missing locators, rights notes, publication dates, replication assessments, and integrity errors remain individually inspectable.

Append-only work

Evidence without mutation

Assignments and evidence submissions bind to the old target hash; they cannot silently rewrite the ingested candidate.

Scoped handoff

Review readiness, not approval

Corrected content must be re-ingested under a new hash before reviewer decisions can count toward the publication gate.

Controlled re-ingestion compiler

A ready target can now become a new immutable revision through a restricted compiler. The server derives each editable field from an exact blocker, verifies its prior evidence event, emits a before/after diff, assigns new candidate and review digests, clears earlier review events, and resets publication controls to draft. Arbitrary JSON patches and automatic promotion are not supported.

Independent axes

No single confidence label can carry all meanings.

Claim kind

What kind of proposition is being made, independently of how much evidence supports it.

observationempirical claimtheoretical modelformal propositioninterpretationhypothesis

Evidence maturity

What the compiled evidence establishes about testing, replication, conflict, or formal verification.

not assessednot applicablesingle studymulti studyindependently replicatedcontestedhistorical attestationformally verified

Review state

Where the record sits in Maha’s editorial lifecycle; this is not a scientific evidence score.

draftin reviewpublished canonicalwithdrawn

Bridge type

Whether a cross-domain link is exact, mechanistic, statistical, analogical, instrumental, or strategic.

mathematical equivalenceshared instrumentationmechanistic dependencystatistical associationstructural analogystrategic dependency

Adversarial pilots

Two domains, two different failure modes.

Single-source outputs

One record, several synchronized surfaces.

canonical record
  ├─ public HTML page (only after gate passes)
  ├─ Schema.org JSON-LD
  ├─ domain registry entry
  ├─ provenance.json + SHA-256 content hash
  ├─ sitemap row
  └─ llms.txt orientation link