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Pre-UI pilots prove protocol readiness only

Two real-project Atlases, task sets, controls, and processor checks are runnable, but no participant or interface outcome has been observed.

Posture
asserted
Lifecycle
active

The repository contains this technical-and-governance Atlas and a bounded cross-functional Trellis Atlas. Each validates under the resolved profile, agrees with the independent reader, declares precommitted tasks, includes cross-Map retrieval conditions, and supplies a same-corpus generic reader control.

The pilot evaluator verifies those protocol properties and minimum task coverage. Its pre-UI result contains no portal interaction, human participants, task-time measurements, ranking, accessibility, performance, or authoring data. It remains evidence for study readiness only; Atlas Portal supplies separate implementation evidence, and neither result demonstrates an Atlas-specific semantic effect.

Product evidenceRunnable task protocols establish what could be measured later but contain no participant or interface outcome.

ControlsSame-corpus controls and explicit task expectations make the future comparison challenge Atlas rather than favor it.

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