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strength-scoring

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SOP for assigning calibrated strength scores to claims — evaluate evidence weight, count independent sources, check defeaters, produce scored assessment.

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Strength Scoring

Assign a calibrated strength score (0-10) to a claim based on its evidential support.

Tool

vault_query_graph + CC reasoning

Protocol

  1. Query graph for all edges connected to the target claim
  2. Count and classify:
    • Supporting evidence (by quality: strong/moderate/weak)
    • Contradicting evidence (by quality)
    • Independent source count
  3. Apply scoring rubric:
    • 0-2: No evidence or only weak indirect support
    • 3-4: Some moderate evidence, significant contradictions
    • 5-6: Multiple moderate sources, few contradictions
    • 7-8: Strong direct evidence from independent sources
    • 9-10: Overwhelming convergent evidence, no undefeated contradictions
  4. Update claim page frontmatter with strength: <score> and strength-reasoning: <one-line>

HARD-GATE

Yield

Returns: { claim: string, score: number, supporting: number, contradicting: number, reasoning: string }