Method / deterministic
The same inputs produce the same review.
The proof separates source facts, editorial narrative, derived scenario output, and immutable release identity.
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Lock inputs
A fixed synthetic source snapshot and checked-in edition narrative establish the publication boundary.
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Validate
Strict schemas fail closed on missing data, unexpected fields, broken relationships, or forbidden operational identity.
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Calculate
A versioned, deterministic three-month engine evaluates the base, downside, and upside cases.
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Review
Claims, evidence references, actions, and artifacts are reviewed as one release package.
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Publish immutably
A correction creates another version. The previous JSON and PDFs stay addressable.
What the scenario controls change
Seven drivers, twenty derived outputs, three months.
The browser recalculates revenue, bookings, margin, customers, acquisition economics, staffing, cost, burn, cash, runway, support pressure, and decision thresholds. It never changes a publication.
The source-validation score records the validated source package, not the fictional company's operating performance. Fixture editions preserve their reviewed source score; a future Sheet edition reaches 100 only after every locked header, required field, identity, revision, checksum, and mapped input passes.