Make technology claims easier to inspect.
The IYABOKO Public Evidence Index is designed to provide a clearer place for selected public claims, evidence status, methods, limitations, version context and external review status. The objective is traceable credibility rather than unsupported certainty.
A public claim should show more than the claim itself.
Where suitable for public disclosure, evidence entries can make the claim, supporting context, validation level and limitations easier to understand.
Claim Register
State the specific capability, result or technology claim being presented.
Evidence Status
Show whether support is demonstrative, internal, independently reviewed or otherwise qualified.
Known Limitations
Keep assumptions, exclusions, untested conditions and unresolved questions visible.
Methods & Context
Describe the relevant method, test conditions, inputs or evaluation context.
External Review Status
Distinguish proposed, pending and completed external review without overstating the relationship.
Versioned Updates
Keep evidence connected to the relevant system version, test state or publication update.
Use evidence labels that communicate what has actually happened.
The public index should avoid treating all evidence states as equivalent.
Demonstrated
A capability or behaviour has been shown under defined demonstration or test conditions.
Internally Evaluated
Documented internal analysis, testing or structured evaluation has been completed.
Externally Reviewed
An appropriately qualified external party has actually reviewed the relevant material.
Formal External Status
Certification or other formal status is stated only where the applicable process has genuinely been completed.
Define → Support → Limit → Review → Version → Publish.
Public evidence becomes stronger when publication does not remove the limitations that existed during evaluation.
Public evidence should strengthen credibility without expanding the claim.
Evidence publication should reflect what was actually tested, reviewed or demonstrated. It should not transform an internal result into independent validation, a controlled demonstration into production proof, or a proposed external relationship into completed endorsement.
Claim Only What Is Supported
The wording of a public claim should remain proportional to the evidence available.
Keep Limitations Visible
Test conditions, assumptions, version limits and unresolved gaps remain part of the evidence story.
Pending ≠ Completed
External review, collaboration or certification should only be presented as completed when it actually is.
Build public technology credibility from traceable evidence.
Explore validation, demonstration, governance and public evidence pathways across the IYABOKO technology platform.