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 <h1>For Evaluators</h1>
 <p class="sub">Thank you for taking a look. This is a short guide to what you're seeing and the specific things I'd value your perspective on.</p>
 <a class="home" href="/index.html">&larr; Open the project</a>

 <h2>What this is</h2>
 <p>A <b>function-first glossary</b> of the terms used in AI and its governance, written in plain language. Every term is defined by what it <b>does</b>, grouped by purpose, and shown with how well-sourced it is. On the home page you search a term and get a sourced answer with a coherence read. Alongside it: <b>Gap Check</b> reads a policy or plan for missing governance, <b>Explore</b> browses and filters the whole vocabulary and its connections, <b>Framework Audit</b> scores any plan and shows how to make it measurable, and <b>Source support</b> ranks how well-sourced each term is.</p>
 <p><b>Please read it as a draft.</b> Every definition, link, and score is AI-drafted and marked <b>candidate</b>, pending human verification. That's exactly why I'm asking for outside eyes.</p>

 <h2>How to start (about 10 minutes)</h2>
 <p>1. Search a few terms in the home box the way you'd say them. 2. Open <span class="tool">Explore</span> to see how terms connect and filter by trait. 3. Paste a policy or plan into <span class="tool">Gap Check</span> to see what governance it is missing. 4. Open <span class="tool">Source support</span> to see how well-sourced a term is, and why.</p>

 <h2>What I'd value your eyes on</h2>
 <div class="q"><div class="t">1. Clarity for a newcomer</div><div class="d">Pick five terms in Ask. Would someone new to AI understand the plain definition? Where does jargon still sneak in?</div></div>
 <div class="q"><div class="t">2. Accuracy</div><div class="d">Spot-check a few definitions against what you know or against the cited sources. Anything wrong, oversimplified, or misleading?</div></div>
 <div class="q"><div class="t">3. Trust &amp; sourcing</div><div class="d">In Source support, do the best-sourced terms feel like the ones you'd actually trust? Any "thin" term that should be solid, or vice versa?</div></div>
 <div class="q"><div class="t">4. Usefulness</div><div class="d">Would this help someone entering the AI field? What's missing that you'd expect to see?</div></div>
 <div class="q"><div class="t">5. The approach</div><div class="d">Does defining terms by <b>what they do</b> (rather than alphabetically) help? Does the "who acts / who's accountable" human-AI angle add insight or noise?</div></div>
 <div class="q"><div class="t">6. Navigation</div><div class="d">Is moving around the hub and tools easy? Anything confusing, slow, or broken on your device/browser?</div></div>

 <div class="note">Honesty note: the trust score measures <b>evidence and source independence, not correctness</b>. A well-sourced term can still be wrong, and a thin one can still be right; the score shows where the evidence stands, not whether a claim is true. Nothing here is certified.</div>

 <h2>Sending feedback</h2>
 <p>Whatever form is easiest: notes by term, a few bullet reactions, or just "this part confused me." Even rough impressions are useful.</p>
 <p>Two places to send it: open an issue on <a href="https://github.com/JakeTOpenSource/Resilience-Ledger" target="_blank" style="color:var(--accent)">GitHub</a>, or join the <a href="https://join.slack.com/t/deltaatlas/shared_invite/zt-42pb1b5bb-3cgCIztGW8Cr0eJJFyqeUA" target="_blank" style="color:var(--accent)">Delta Atlas Slack</a> and post in <b>#tools-feedback</b>.</p>

 <div class="foot">Built as open research to help others entering the AI labor market. Function-first, model-agnostic, and honest about being a work in progress.<br/><br/><b>Disclaimer.</b> Independent educational research, provided as-is with no warranty of accuracy or fitness for any purpose. Not legal, compliance, or professional advice; verify against primary sources before relying on anything. Not affiliated with or endorsed by NIST, ISO/IEC, OWASP, Stanford HAI, MIT, NSA/CISA, or any cited organization; their names and materials remain the property of their owners. Content licensed <a href="LICENSE.txt" target="_blank" style="color:var(--accent)">CC BY 4.0</a>.</div>
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