Release regression corpus · 2026-09-06.v1
What has actually been measured
A transparent technical check of source selection, refusal, provenance, and change impact. This is regression evidence, not a claim about nationwide accuracy.
Corpus composition
Twenty supported, twenty unresolved, twenty changed
- Supported cases span ten receiving fields and multiple fictional citizens.
- Unresolved cases cover missing, unsuitable, unverified, and unknown evidence policies.
- Change cases cover deletion, replacement, version updates, and conflicting reissues.
- The resolver selected no value in any of the 30 cases that required refusal or review.
Honest boundary
Applicant validation is still pending
No usability or time-saving result is claimed. Real adult applicants must complete the prewritten protocol before this gate can pass.
The flat-profile comparison selected 27 of 30 supported values correctly, but also auto-selected 28 of 30 cases that should have stopped for evidence review. The corpus was written after the resolver existed, so it is a release regression suite—not an independent benchmark.
Open the anonymous study recorderRun the validation test to verify the case count, expected decisions, provenance, baseline comparison, and change-impact results.
2026-09-06.simulated.v1 covers English and Hindi, mobile and desktop, and both interface orders. It checks the scripted journey only. Human participant evidence remains 0/12.