The frontend should expose the backend spine.
DAEPOLIS is no longer just an analysis form. The backend now produces record objects: ingestion reports, source states, claim ledgers, prediction distributions, decisive unknowns, review events, outcome memory, trust capsules, and Surface deltas. The product surface has to make those objects visible, inspectable, and usable.
The quality rule is simple: if the backend can prove, warn, score, repair, or remember something, the frontend should not hide it behind a generic text box.
01Intake Integrity
Documents enter as untrusted evidence, not authority.
PDF/Office extraction integrityUntrusted-content boundarySource packsHardening tasks
Show extraction quality, provenance, suspicious content, and review work before any audit treats the document as usable evidence.
02Claim And Evidence Core
Claims are separated from prose and kept provisional until supported.
Canonical claim ledgerSource-hardening statesSemantic collisionsEvidence gaps
Expose the support state, missing source class, contradiction path, and next hardening action beside the claim itself.
03Judgement Memory
A record keeps learning after the first answer.
Decision RecordsAppend-only eventsReview workflowOutcome ledger
Let users see who changed what, why the record moved, what remains disputed, and what later happened.
04Forecast And Calibration
Probability is a public object, not a sentence.
Prediction distributionsReference classesRed-team sidecarsCalibration surface
Show the distribution, outside-view class, adversarial disagreement, decisive unknowns, and update history instead of only one midpoint.
05Monitoring And Repair
The system should wake when reality changes.
Decisive unknownsMonitoring triggersLineage decayError memory
Turn uncertainty into watchable signals: what would change the judgement, what has gone stale, and what prior mistake should be reused.
06Surface Instrument
The graph is an operating surface over the record spine.
Trust capsulesRole-specific viewsSurface eventsSignal intake
Every node should answer why it matters, why it can be trusted, what is missing, what changed, and what role should do next.