Tie analysis to a version
Evidence writes require a document version; graph edges cannot cross document versions or organizations.
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In development / 2026 / Document intelligence
Verity lets reviewers examine document analysis alongside the exact version, recorded text, and sources behind it.
Document versions, evidence links and human review

Verity is a document review workspace. It keeps findings beside the exact document version, source text and uncertainty a reviewer needs to judge them.
A document-analysis result is hard to assess when the source text, document version, and uncertainty are separated from it.
The current build brings together versioned documents, provenance, citations, evidence graphs and a browser review screen.
Evidence writes require a document version; graph edges cannot cross document versions or organizations.
The review surface can report insufficient evidence and an unavailable calibrated model instead of asserting authorship.
Writing suggestions currently use deterministic rules. Production model adoption remains gated on approval and evaluation.
A Next.js review interface calls FastAPI services. PostgreSQL records document versions and scoped evidence relationships. An evidence link cannot cross a document version or organization.
Next.js document and evidence review surfaces.
FastAPI document, provenance, citation, and report services.
PostgreSQL version and evidence records with scoped relationships.
Deterministic writing suggestions; no approved production generative model.
Unit, database and browser tests cover the evidence flow. The current build has not passed a complete release check.

In development. No approved production generative model or calibrated authorship detector is running; insufficient evidence is shown as a limit, not a verdict.