Source rights
01Every input gets a use boundary.
The source registry records what a feed may support, what it cannot support, and which owner or legal review is still needed before reuse.
FABLE Evidence Lab
The research layer that keeps the product honest.
FABLE is the local proof system behind Galaxy Sports Edge. It connects source rights, claim review, model uncertainty, drift checks, and AWS cost gates before a claim reaches a public surface or a cloud action reaches an account.
Claim ledger
02Claims are sorted before they ship.
Public statements are marked as proven, partial, unsupported, false, blocked, or owner-gated so the site does not drift into unsupported copy.
Uncertainty
03Weak spots move into review.
Least confidence, tight margins, and entropy push examples into a local review queue before the product speaks too loudly.
Drift and parity
04Model behavior gets stress checks.
Population drift, divergence, chi-square checks, and football segment parity tests keep evaluation attached to the data that produced it.
AWS gates
05Cloud action is blocked by default.
Deploys, paid resources, destructive changes, wildcard IAM, production traffic, and cross-account actions require explicit approval and a dry-run path.
Demo artifacts
06Research stays reproducible.
The public forensic demo runs from a fixture. Synthetic Clean Rooms examples stay synthetic until a real partner, rights review, and budget exist.
Checked-in ledger snapshot
The page now reads the local evidence record.
This summary is generated from the repository's FABLE claim ledger, source-rights registry, AWS default-deny gates, and fixture-only forensic demo. It is a local artifact snapshot, not an AWS account status report.
Ledger generated Jul 03, 2026
Claims tracked
21
15 high-risk claims are explicitly classified.
Guarded claims
14
Unsupported, false, and blocked claims stay out of public copy.
Owner gates
10
Claims requiring owner or legal review before any stronger wording.
Source registry
13
8 sources still require an owner decision.
AWS storage
4/13
Sources whose current registry status allows AWS storage.
Default gates
Blocked
Deploys, paid resources, and paid-model decisions default off.
Claim statuses
- Proven
- 6
- Partially proven
- 1
- Unsupported
- 8
- False
- 5
- Blocked
- 1
Source risk
- None
- 2
- Low
- 4
- Medium
- 1
- High
- 5
- Unknown
- 1
Fixture demo
Fixture fixture-nfl-public-001 reports a local probability delta of 0.11. The uncertainty flag is on.
Evidence validation: all checked local validators pass.
Current owner-gated items
CE-LEGAL-002unsupported
Legal review would be required before any cleared-language claim.
CE-AWS-002false
Owner approval, budget cap, credentials, and release-control record required before any live AWS work.
CE-AWS-003false
Treat AWS labeling as research-only until owner approval and source rights review.
CE-MCDROP-001blocked
Owner must approve ML runtime before implementation.
Local evidence commands
These checks run without paid cloud services. They are designed to fail loudly when a claim, source, AWS gate, or demo artifact drifts away from the evidence record.
npm run fable:evidencenpm run fable:claimsnpm run fable:sourcesnpm run fable:aws-gatesnpm run fable:demo
What this page does not claim
- No live AWS setup is implied by this page.
- No paid model call, deploy, DNS change, or production traffic action is required here.
- No source data is moved to AWS unless source rights and owner approval allow it.
- No sports outcome is promised. The work improves evidence discipline, not certainty.
Why it matters
The edge is operational discipline.
Sports intelligence products usually fail when the public story runs ahead of the evidence. This page makes the opposite path visible: source permissions first, claims second, local checks third, and owner-gated cloud work only after a written reason exists.
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