14 October 2026 — glossary citation review
Compare source support for all 300 terms and add specific technical sources, section locators, and explicit limits. Distinguish core-concept support, limited context, and editorial definitions. Add claim-by-claim source tables to the ten detailed guides and explain the assessment labels on the citation page. Preserve every definition, practical explanation, original source ID, and stable anchor. Independent expert review is not asserted.
9 October 2026 — glossary reference library
Add seven evidence-field terminology hubs and ten detailed concept guides, preserving all 300 definitions and stable anchors. Explain practical examples, competing interpretations, and evidence limits. Reuse the existing discipline and artifact references for two overlapping shortlist subjects. Add scoped citation support, an editorial overlay, keyboard reset and permanent-link controls, and publication-aware routes. Technical source checks remain distinct from independent expert review.
9 October 2026 — expanded reference and platform
Expand the glossary from 87 to 300 stable terms, with practical explanations, field filters, related concepts, and further reading. Add concrete examination questions to all seven field guides, ten research areas, and twelve method guides. Describe the implemented account, catalog, learning, Blog, and Journal workflows in present tense. Synchronize reference downloads and public search, improve navigation and structured metadata, and retain private-record exclusions.
5 October 2026 — reference v1.1.0
Add ten research areas, twelve individual evaluation and method guides, the flagship field guide, publication policies, current project and dataset inventories, and reference guides for platform services. Preserve established references and AI Agent Forensics. Add stable research identifiers, richer glossary entries, research navigation, meaningful page dates, and a reference RSS feed. Search remains local and is excluded from indexing.
5 October 2026 — reference v1.0.4
Expand the AI Agent Forensics guide with a direct definition, evidence sources, permissions, delegation, prompt-injection examination, action states, a hypothetical email example, and six common questions. Keep the established URL and section anchors. Add homepage and field links, clear article metadata, and synchronized search and discovery text.
1 October 2026 — reference v1.0.3
Add the owner-supplied Synthetic Forensics banner below the homepage definition with a readable HTML caption. Preserve the original artwork and full composition, generate responsive WebP sizes, and update citation metadata and release hashes.
1 October 2026 — reference v1.0.2
Streamline author/editor attribution, source-verification guidance, and discovery metadata. Preserve technical distinctions in evidence descriptions and the actual independent-review status. Regenerate synchronized data, citation metadata, and release hashes.
1 October 2026 — reference v1.0.1
Replace the initial geometric mark with the owner-supplied Synthetic Forensics logo in the header, homepage, footer, browser icons, app icons, and social preview. Add the supplied Synthetic Imprinting overview image to the Related Projects section with a followed link and accessible HTML caption. Preserve original artwork and generate responsive web copies; branding remains all rights reserved.
1 October 2026 — reference v1.0.0
| Page / artifact | Version | Change and reason |
|---|---|---|
| Reference architecture | 1.0.0 | Initial field taxonomy, evidence classification, methods, policies, and local search. Establish a stable technical reference. |
| SFIF | Draft 0.1 | Publish proposed ten-stage methodology with explicit inputs, outputs, failure modes, and limits. Invite technical review. |
| Artifact Report format | Draft 0.1 | Add specification, schema, and demonstration templates without fabricating empirical findings. |
| Glossary / evidence taxonomy | 1.0.0 | Publish stable terminology anchors and synchronized JSON. |
| Release provenance | 1.0.0 | Add manifest, integrity hashes, discovery files, and integration guidance. |
| Licensing / attribution | 1.0.0 | Apply owner-supplied Jesse Shelley attribution and asset-class licensing policy. |
Recording changes
Each entry should name date, affected page or artifact, version, change, and reason. Use the versioning policy to classify material changes. The reference updates feed publishes static-reference changes only. Approved Blog and Journal releases enter the public feed under their own publication history.
Canonical reference: https://syntheticforensics.org/changelog/
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