Meridian Energy Strategy desk
Carried in from moment 1

The brief you steered: written for the board investment committee, backing the Q4 procurement budget, with the 2026 forecast included only if it comes with sources.

Moment 2 of 4 · 2:31pm

The brief is written. Now find out what it can actually back.

Fluent prose hides which sentences are load-bearing. Ground marks every claim, ties the ones it can to a source, and is explicit about the ones it cannot. Click any marked claim to see what stands behind it.

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The draft

Four claims. Same words the model would have handed you anywhere else, with one difference: each claim is a control, and its status is on its face.

traced to a source sources disagree nothing found hedged
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What stands behind it

Select a claim in the draft above.

Pick a marked claim and its sources appear here, with what they actually say and how old they are.

Where the brief stands

Two numbers, because they move for different reasons. Only new evidence raises the first. Rewording a claim can only lower the second.

Traced to a source 0 of 4

Claims a reader could check for themselves.

Claiming past the evidence 0

Assertions the sources do not carry. This has to reach zero before the brief can go out.

Review log

What was checked, what was changed, and what is still missing.

Carried into moment 3

The forecast is honest now, but still untraced. The only source that would fix it is live supplier pricing, which sits in three vendor systems. That is a job for an agent, and it touches real money.

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Moment 2 of 4 · Ground

Fluent is not the same as true.

Four claims, written in the same confident voice. Two are traceable, one is contested, and one has nothing behind it at all. Nothing in the prose tells you which is which, so the interface has to.

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