Whole-corpus view

The whole wave.
One work at a time.

Every admitted work in the current cut is drawn as a node, with AI × organization research and invoked management canon counted separately. Nodes are colored by source family and sized by recorded claims. Directed edges are source-supplied citations with both endpoints admitted; OpenAlex enrichment coverage is partial.

365 AI × organization works 74 management-canon invocation intake — not AI papers 793 in-corpus citation edges 567 evidence-graded claims

Interactive whole-corpus view

Filters dim; they never remove. Every admitted work stays drawn so the cut you are reading against never silently shrinks. The upstream seed remains 886 identifiers queued for wave 1.

Drawing 365 AI × organization works; canon invocation intake 74…

Size = recorded claims Color = source family Edges = source-grounded only

What this picture is

One wave, drawn honestly.

A node is one QA-gated work

All admitted works in the current cut are drawn, always: 365 AI × organization works. Management-canon invocation intake is 74, reported from the executed B1 intake. Size grows with recorded claims and color follows source family.

Edges require explicit evidence

A citation edge is a source-supplied relationship between two admitted records. This revision draws 793 such edges. OpenAlex enrichment is partial, references outside the admitted corpus are dropped, and nothing here is inferred, scored, blended, or recommended.

Coordinates are presentation

Positions come from one deterministic layout pass, so every visitor sees the same picture. Canvas coordinates do not encode metric distance, similarity, quality, identity, recommendation, or corpus completeness.