Identity
Do actors, objects, and relationships remain the same?
Experimental method / v0.1.0
A method for representing where meaning bends during compression, translation, summarization, and agent handoffs.
Working definition
This method compares supplied artifacts. It does not determine whether either artifact is true, intentional, complete, or authoritative.
Seven invariants
The first implementation detects explicit textual signals. Later versions may add structured-data and multilingual adapters without changing the evidence boundary.
Do actors, objects, and relationships remain the same?
Are numbers, units, currencies, and proportions preserved?
Are dates, durations, sequence, and deadlines preserved?
Does possibility remain distinct from certainty or obligation?
Are exclusions, denials, and exceptions still attached to the right claim?
Are permission, delegation, and policy boundaries preserved?
Can the transformed claim still be traced to its stated source?
Report states
Starter benchmark
These cases demonstrate contract behavior. They are not an accuracy claim or representative evaluation corpus.
Order changes while the actor, quantity, action, and date remain stable.
The claim remains recognizable but its quantity changes.
The operational description survives while the negated truth boundary disappears.
The transformed artifact adds a certainty claim absent from the source.