
Structured fact data: a provenance-first JSON design
A practical data model for claims, sources, evidence relationships, assessment history, and clearly defined uncertainty.
03 FIELDNOTES / CATEGORY
A focused reading path through The Evidence Journal. Design the contract between a claim and its evidence. These guides cover factual APIs, claim extraction, and provenance-oriented data without implying that a JSON response is automatically a verified conclusion.
Start with the Fact API fundamentals to separate record retrieval from assessment. Continue with extraction to preserve the original question, then use the structured-data guide to keep sources, passages, versions, and decisions connected. Each article includes a primary research or documentation reference and a practical implementation discussion.
Start with the Fact API guide, then follow the fieldnotes below. All examples are illustrative and each article points to its own editorial source.

A practical data model for claims, sources, evidence relationships, assessment history, and clearly defined uncertainty.

Split complex text into checkable statements without losing the qualifiers, attribution, and context that change the question.

Understand what a fact API should return, where evidence fits, and how to design a response that can be inspected.
Go from a better question to a clearer evidence trail—one fieldnote at a time.