Glossary OTP

Confidence Levels

How certain an organization is about a knowledge claim. Every claim must declare HIGH, MEDIUM, or LOW confidence. HIGH means measured and reproducible. MEDIUM means observed multiple times. LOW means tried once or inferred.

Why it matters

Without confidence levels, every claim looks equally authoritative. With them, downstream agents can weight rules by how trustworthy they are.

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Evidence Types

How a knowledge claim was established: MEASURED_RESULT (quantified data), OBSERVED_REPEATEDLY (seen multiple times), OBSERVED_O...

Knowledge Claim

An individual operational rule extracted from an OOS. Every claim has a claim ID, section, rule, reasoning, failure mode, confi...

Quality Score

A number that rates the overall quality of a published OOS based on confidence levels, evidence types, completeness, and coordi...

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