Claims Engine: a graph-based system connecting evidence to claims
anselm · x · 2026-10-23
Anselm amplified mbauwens' intro to the Claims Engine, a graph-based system for connecting evidence to claims. It lets teams organize documents, observations, decisions, and actions into structured relationships—showing not just what happened, but what was learned, how it was validated, and why it matters. Claims are built from evidence, supported by validation, and remain open to revision as conditions change. Useful for evidence-chain-heavy workflows like research and analysis teams.
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