TL;DR
- 01We label TACITUS products "Experimental" because they are.
- 02It is not legal cover. It is honesty about which surfaces are stable and which are placeholders.
- 03The tag comes off one product at a time, when its engine surface is stable enough that "experimental" becomes an excuse rather than a description.
We label our products experimental because they are. Honesty about which surfaces are stable and which are placeholders. Here is what we mean by it and what we ask of early users.
What we mean by experimental
- ▸Core extraction quality is high on cases we have tested, unknown on cases we have not.
- ▸Ontology is stable on the eight kernel primitives, evolving on the typed subclasses beneath.
- ▸Graph queries are deterministic; the neural extraction that feeds the graph is not.
- ▸Every product exposes parts of the engine that are working, and each has at least one feature that is a placeholder for something that will replace it.
What we ask of experimental-tier users
- ▸Try it on cases you know well.
- ▸Where the output disagrees with what you know, tell us.
- ▸Where the output surprises you but appears correct, tell us — that feedback is rarer and more valuable.
How tags come off
Engine surface stability + benchmark coverage + at least three institutional pilots that survived contact with adversarial data. We would rather keep the tag longer than necessary than remove it before it is earned.
