Official organization
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GitHub supports source inspection, issue-based technical discussion, version history, and reproducible release artifacts when the owner publishes repositories. Repository visibility and contribution channels should be verified before linking to individual resources. No public repository cards are shown for this release because none were verified.
Technical resources
| Resource | Available resource |
|---|---|
| SFIF specification | Human reference and JSON Draft 0.1. |
| Schemas and templates | Artifact Report schema, Markdown, and JSON template available locally. |
| Taxonomies | Fields, evidence, and glossary synchronized with this build. |
| Parsers and validation utilities | The website QA and build utilities exist in the release source. No forensic parser capability is asserted. |
| Dataset documentation | Data policy: provenance, permissions, transformations, and dataset-specific licensing. |
| Release tags / website source | Download the source; release provenance records actual commit availability. |
Version and integrity
Use the release manifest and SHA256SUMS.txt to identify this static release. Future repository links should identify the exact release or commit used. A hash supports integrity comparison, not independent validation of a forensic claim.
Contributing technical work
Consult contribution guidance before sending sensitive artifacts. Specifications and interoperability schemas use CC BY 4.0. Forensic parsers, analyzers, and validation utilities use MPL-2.0; small interoperability libraries may use Apache-2.0 where maximum compatibility is desirable. Each dataset needs an explicit license. No documentation or software license grants trademark rights.
Canonical reference: https://syntheticforensics.org/github/
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