Supported
Evidence currently supports the declared link within the bounded review scope.
Project submitted and reviewed evidence across the full TA-14 route while preserving scope, version, challenge state, and visibility. Mapping does not equal endorsement, certification, or approval.
The overlay is only meaningful when the subject, review scope, version state, and evidence boundaries remain identifiable. This interaction does not create a Registry record by itself.
Edit the working subject name for this local evidence-state projection.
Evidence currently supports the declared link within the bounded review scope.
Some elements are supported, but route-complete evidence remains incomplete.
A determination is paused pending additional evidence, recovery, or resolution.
A recorded challenge exists against the evidence, interpretation, or determination.
No governed review has tested this link within the current record.
This link was not included in the declared review scope.
Each region preserves the health state of its own links. Select a coordinate to inspect or edit the bounded evidence record without collapsing the route into a single architecture score.
The selected coordinate panel separates canonical doctrine from the local evidence-state record. Change the state, visibility, artifact, scope, version, or challenge information without altering the canonical link itself.
No governed review has tested this link within the current record.
Each cell represents a bounded evidence state within a declared scope and version. The overlay must preserve separate artifact, review, challenge, correction, and visibility records. Unsupported, partial, held, challenged, untested, and outside-scope states remain visible rather than being collapsed into a single score.
The overlay is useful because it refuses to convert a complex governance architecture into a reassuring percentage. It preserves the actual evidence condition of every canonical link.
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