Quality means honest blockers
DoorFrame should make weak evidence visible as missing, stale, conflicting, sensitive, blocked, or not-displayable instead of smoothing it into a confident report.
A read-only quality posture surface for the first report loop. It shows what evidence can block preview readiness without claiming legal, safety, compliance, price, or provider-quality authority.
Use this page to see the evidence states that should create visible blockers before customer preview.
DoorFrame should make weak evidence visible as missing, stale, conflicting, sensitive, blocked, or not-displayable instead of smoothing it into a confident report.
Evidence posture categories for report readiness.
No legal, safety, compliance, price, or provider-quality conclusions.
No raw public-source or API output appears here.
Every section needs evidence or an explicit missing-data reason.
Evidence quality is not authority. It keeps weak evidence visible so DoorFrame avoids unsafe conclusions before customer preview.
These are review signals. They do not prove that a condition, violation, price, provider, permit, or safety conclusion is true.
A report section should not appear complete when the client input, source snapshot, admin note, action card, or missing-data reason is absent.
Supported use: create a visible missing-data blocker or follow-up question.Source snapshots need checked dates and freshness caveats before they support customer-facing source appendix rows.
Supported use: source freshness caveat, not a current-condition conclusion.When submitted context and public/context source labels disagree, DoorFrame should show the conflict as a question.
Supported use: action card or admin review queue item.Private details, raw source output, private admin notes, and hidden payloads stay internal unless explicitly customer-approved.
Supported use: customer-safe summary or blocked display decision.Unsafe, unsupported, or not-reviewed evidence should block preview language instead of becoming a confident report section.
Supported use: report-not-ready state and founder/admin review.A source may help internal review while still being inappropriate for customer display.
Supported use: source appendix omission with customer-safe missing-data language.Quality language stays aligned with source snapshots, report readiness, and blocked-claim boundaries.
The hub is useful because it says when DoorFrame should slow down.