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Human Influence Telemetry v0.2.1 — Research Readiness and DOI Archive

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Human Influence Telemetry v0.2.1

Version 0.2.1 is a maintenance and research-readiness release. It archives the locked human inter-rater protocol, readable deterministic fixtures, recruitment materials, coordinator tooling, an adversarial rubric-friction review, and a separate model-based rubric stress-test package.

Included

  • locked protocol HIT-IRP-CIGNA-001;
  • frozen scorer packet HIT-IR-CIGNA-PXDX-001;
  • scorer-submission schema and deterministic comparison tooling;
  • individual validation and SHA-256 receipt tools;
  • human scorer recruitment package;
  • adversarial rubric-friction review HIT-ARFR-001;
  • readable, canonically formatted fixtures;
  • model stress-test protocol HIT-MST-CIGNA-001;
  • model run prompt and submission schema;
  • explicit separation between human reliability evidence and model-based exploratory testing.

Component versions

  • repository release: 0.2.1
  • HIT specification: 0.1.0
  • assessment schema: 0.1.0
  • dimension catalog: 0.1.0
  • human inter-rater protocol: 1.0.0
  • model stress-test protocol: 1.0.0
  • adversarial friction review: 1.0.0

Demonstrated

This release demonstrates that HIT provides machine-readable assessment artifacts, public case applications, a locked human inter-rater design, deterministic comparison tooling, readable fixtures, bounded recruitment procedures, coordinator preservation controls, and an exploratory model-stress-test protocol.

Not demonstrated

This release does not demonstrate human inter-rater reliability, model validity, causal effectiveness, legal compliance, certification, prospective validation, or independent institutional adoption.

HIT remains at Maturity Level 1 until the locked two-human exercise is completed under its predeclared rules.

DOI purpose

The release is suitable for software archival. A software DOI identifies the released repository artifact. It does not certify the method or imply completion of the human reliability exercise.

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