Human review
The warm sun in the middle. A person looks at each flag and stays responsible for the decision.
ObservatoryControlled evaluation · synthetic states onlyExplore the Review architecture as a living system: Human review at the center, four review lenses in orbit, reviewer provenance on every lens, and the source model held outside the reviewer boundary.
Composing the system: review lenses, model provenance, and controlled states…
Each body named in this key has one defined meaning. The stars behind them are scenery. Motion adds perspective, not proof.
The warm sun in the middle. A person looks at each flag and stays responsible for the decision.
The four planets. Each one checks the answer from one side: the evidence, fiduciary duty and conflicts of interest, risk and the client's best interest, and the alternatives and their tradeoffs.
Each small moon names the AI company whose model checks its planet's lens under the current policy.
The belt holds eight small bodies, one for each step of a made-up example, in order. They are not production activity or customer outcomes.
It sits outside the dashed ring, the reviewer boundary, and is given no review lens.
Turn the view or slide through the steps. The made-up example underneath stays the same. Whole picture brings you back.
The register is the accessible counterpart to the orbital belt. Select a body in the scene, or read every state here and show it in the scene.
System boundary
The source vendor is removed before reviewer assignment and checked again in the completed schema.
Evidence & grounding
A controlled case produces a flag-form evidence finding for human review without making a legal conclusion.
Evidence & grounding
A suspected calculation issue is reproduced from supplied inputs before it remains categorized as a math error.
Evidence & grounding
When inputs or conventions do not support rigorous recomputation, the engine abstains and moves the uncertainty to reviewer questions.
System boundary
A missing required lens or insufficient reviewer-vendor diversity does not produce a completed review.
Fiduciary & conflicts
The lens states the factual disclosure gap and supporting context for a person to evaluate; it does not determine a breach.
System boundary
Each synthetic finding receives one human disposition before the record can be constructed; written basis requirements depend on that disposition.
System boundary
The controlled workflow reaches a reviewer-attested record only after disposition and final-decision consistency checks.
The visualization makes the implemented architecture inspectable. It does not turn activity into proof.