Base2026 Evidence Tools — 2026.09.04
Base2026 now includes three free, source-first ways to inspect and reuse public evidence:
- Evidence Search: find attributed public records from the Base2026 corpus.
- Source Diversity Check: compare selected records by exact record, attributed creator, and normalized original-source URL; unresolved metadata stays visible.
- Source-backed Brief: turn up to eight already-selected public records into a deterministic brief, memo, or outline with bounded excerpts, explicit unknowns, and Markdown/JSON exports.
The repository also includes a dependency-free Python Evidence Pack that calls the public read-only MCP get_source method and exports deterministic Markdown and JSON. It retains not-found states and fails closed on private, media, or credential fields.
Try Evidence Search: https://base2026.dev/tools/evidence-search/
Try Source Diversity Check: https://base2026.dev/tools/source-diversity-check/
Build a Source-backed Brief: https://base2026.dev/tools/source-backed-brief/
Read the dated 10-result source-diversity walkthrough: https://base2026.dev/blog/internal-linking-source-diversity-pulse-001/
Run the example: https://github.com/offflinerpsy/base2026/tree/main/examples/public-evidence-workflow
Important boundary: source count is not consensus, truth, quality, or proof of independence. The public surface exposes no raw captions, raw ASR, media, private records, credentials, or write operations.