Every record in the archive has a permanent dossier page at /t/<record-id>. It is the public, crawlable face of the record; the terminal is merely how you interrogate it in person.
AN ONLINE DOSSIER SHOWS
- The verdict — a deterministic verdict: a single adjective, always earned. The same tool always receives the same verdict. It cannot be purchased, argued with, or appealed. See what the verdict means.
- The Director's note — his private assessment, made public.
- The interrogation record — who it is for, what it replaces, why it deserves to exist, how it survives (pricing model and starting price).
- The signal check — The Director pings every listed tool regularly; the dossier shows LAST SIGNAL RECEIVED or SIGNAL LOST. Dead software does not hide here.
- Links and channels — website, repository, socials. The main link is followed when the badge is embedded.
- Related records — other software from the same sector.
AN OFFLINE DOSSIER SHOWS
Name, logo, sector, and a great deal of redaction. The rest awaits the owner: see bring your record online.
A RECORD PAGE IS A PROMISE: THE ARCHIVE DOES NOT FORGET, AND IT DOES NOT LINK TO LIES.