A report that survives the next question
A conclusion may sound convincing until someone asks where it came from. Ariadna's dossier is organised around that question: which source supports a statement, which passage matters, which identity was confirmed and which part remains an interpretation requiring further review.
What the system contributes
The panel is the working interface; the dossier is the defensible artifact. It includes versions, sources, claim classification, strong or weak identity, statistical comparison, alternative explanations, coverage, truncations, declared hypothesis, missing data and an explicit scope warning.
From a screen to institutional work
The person receiving the report may not have followed the investigation. They need a structure for understanding the case, opening background material and recognising its limits. That continuity matters when several teams participate or review happens long after the first finding.
Access for a defined purpose
Ariadna may provide a free licence to selected non-commercial institutions and public bodies, including ARCA. For-profit business use requires a commercial licence. Source-code access and conditions are agreed directly with OrvixLabs. This is not an unrestricted download, nor does a dossier replace the receiving institution's review.