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Everything on this site is a view over 8,892 entities and 181 graded findings. The interface that serves those views to a program rather than to a browser is being built.
Answering a question about a compound with something that carries a grade and a citation, rather than with a confident sentence assembled from search results.
Asking what has been measured against an endpoint, at what grade, in which populations — and getting the null results in the same response as the positive ones.
Building a product that needs to say something defensible about a supplement, without becoming a curation team first.
The rows are the cheap part. What takes the time is everything that decides whether a row is allowed to exist, and it is the part a scraper cannot copy because it is not in the output.
Not a citation — the quoted span, stored on the row and rendered beside it. 100 papers have been read this way. A claim whose quote does not support it on its own is rejected, which is a rule that costs findings rather than one that produces them.
Study design sets a ceiling, weaknesses in the row drop it, and one narrow bonus can raise it. No author sets their own grade and no confidence score is an input. Two people running the same rows get the same grades.
18 predicates, and a nineteenth requires a written decision. A schema that grows to fit whatever arrived cannot be queried consistently, which is what makes most extracted graphs unusable at the second question.
A connection assembled through shared biology is labelled a hypothesis in the data, not only in the rendering. A consumer can ask for one, the other, or both, and can never be handed an inference that looks like a report.
A search that found nothing is recorded as having found nothing. That is different from a question nobody asked, and the difference is queryable.
Described so it can be argued with before it is built, not as a commitment to a date. Nothing here is live yet.
Until it exists, the whole graph is already readable as documents: every entity has a stable URL, every finding is rendered as text beside its figure, and llms.txt describes the surface for an agent reading the site directly.
The same rows as a file, with provenance columns intact.
The function, its ceilings and every penalty, with the distribution it has produced.
What the reference layer is built from, and the terms each part carries.