When a reading says 80%, it is right about 80% of the time. The number means what it says, so you can act on it instead of re-checking by hand.
Every reading links to the record that moved it and the weight that record carried. Nothing rests on a summary you cannot open.
The update log keeps each step in order: the source, the adjustment, the reading before and after. You can reconstruct any verdict.
A claim is routed to the record that should hold it before any general web search runs. Each source carries a weight set by how much you can stand behind it.
Filings, dockets, registries, and the cited work itself. The source that should contain the answer.
Curated databases and the citation graph, where provenance is explicit and checkable.
General pages, consulted last and weighted down, since much of the new web is machine written.
Every reading carries its trail. You can see which record moved a claim, how much weight it carried, and what the number was before and after.
The reasoning step is kept separate from the probability the system reports, so a persuasive explanation never inflates a number on its own.
Bring a research paper, a board pack, a contract, or a filing.