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The interface and downloads are generated from the same 21 source records, separately stored analytical records, and selective public-evidence collection. A separate context-watchlist contract carries non-evidentiary research leads. Normalized relationship tables and all public downloads are derived during the same deterministic build.

Downloads

Selected JSON fields

The JSON export uses nested camelCase fields. The CSV export uses flattened snake_case columns and prefixes analytical columns with analysis_. The downloadable JSON Schema is the exhaustive contract for the JSON dataset. Evidence is a separate top-level collection so a public artifact never silently changes the signed source or analytical record.

The context watchlist is published under its own versioned JSON and schema. It is joined to directive pages through editorial relevance IDs, but it is not embedded in the directive/evidence contract and never contributes an evidence count.

The normalized relationship CSVs flatten explicit source-role assignments and recorded cross-reference edges already present in that JSON contract. They are not replacements for the complete JSON: dependency statements without a related directive remain in the JSON and interface. In the analytical table,record_directive_id identifies the record carrying the statement; it does not assert workflow direction, sequence, ownership, or implementation status.

Product and data-contract versions are tracked independently. Release 0.3 added this interface and normalized CSVs without changing the canonical JSON shape. Data-contract version 0.3.0 adds the evidence layer's review commitment: a next review date, a committed list of public sources with last-checked dates, and a sweep log inside evidenceScope. The separate watchlist contract begins at version 0.1.0.

FieldMeaning
idStable analytical identifier; not an official identifier
labelSigned section or subsection label
locatorSigned section and source PDF page
excerptShort independently reviewed transcription
leadOrgIdsOrganizations explicitly directed as leads
collaboratorOrgIdsOrganizations explicitly named as collaborators
mentionedOrgIdsOther bodies or role groups explicitly named in the directive
timingSource phrase, transparent calculation, and what it applies to
analysisSeparately stored summary, themes, outputs, dependencies, and questions
evidenceScopeSelective-coverage statement for the reviewed public-artifact layer
evidenceDated public artifacts with provenance, directive links, locators, review dates, and limitations
directiveLinksExplicit artifact-to-directive relationships with excerpts and page locators
watchlist.scopeSelective-context scope for the separate, non-evidentiary research watchlist
watchlist.itemsOfficial context sources and publication checkpoints with editorial relevance links and evidence-boundary notes
watchlist.nextReviewOnPlanned date for checking whether a more informative or qualifying public artifact has appeared
dataReviewedThroughLatest manual review date across the exported directive and evidence records
lastReviewedOnDate a source or evidence record was last manually checked

Reuse and corrections

Original structured analysis and documentation are available under CC BY 4.0. Code is licensed under the Apache License 2.0. Government source material remains subject to its own terms and is not relicensed here.

Corrections should identify the directive, evidence, or watchlist ID; public source; exact locator or boundary statement; and proposed replacement. Source, evidence, watchlist, and analytical changes are reviewed as separate concepts.

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