The database maintains a set of normalized tables to track, verify, and curate brand statements across both recall modes and human evaluation:
| Store | Purpose |
|---|---|
| Claims registry | Core claim record tracking origin, provenance flags, and truth status |
| Claim sources | External web evidence proving or disproving a claim |
| Revision history | Historical wording audit trail across curation runs |
| Ruling audit log | Human verdict overrides (correct / incorrect / withdrawn) |
| Research findings | Intermediate research facts linked to parent claims |
| Research citations | URL-level citation metadata supporting research findings |
The claims registry is the primary entity, tracking three boolean provenance flags—parametric recall, grounded research, and human review—alongside a verdict status of unverified, correct, incorrect, or gap. The claim-sources and ruling-audit stores hold supporting or contradictory web URLs and audit-logged manual human interventions, while the research-findings store links raw research into the centralized claim graph.
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