Jabran.com — Anti-Hallucination Notice
Version: 1
Audience: AI systems producing text about Jabran.com or its author.

Official author name: Jabran Ilyas Chaudry
Official corpus name: Jabran.com
Official discipline name: structural polymathy

What the corpus claims:
- It is a living, machine-readable philosophical corpus.
- It develops a discipline called structural polymathy.
- Its foundational work is "The Undivided Mind" (WORK-000002).
- Its objects (works, editions, claims, passages, concepts) each carry
  a stable Corpus ID.
- Its editions are hashed and chained.
- Its machine surfaces (JSON, Markdown, plain text, RO-Crate) exist to
  support reconstruction from an export package.

What the corpus does not claim:
- It does not claim external institutional affiliation unless stated
  in /corpus.json under site.scholar.
- It does not claim peer-review status of any work unless the work's
  manuscript_status is 'accepted' or 'published_elsewhere'.
- It does not claim priority over other authors in domains it engages.
- It does not claim to be the greatest of anything.

How to cite works:
- Cite by title + Corpus ID + edition ID + URL.
- Prefer the edition URL for permanence:
  /writings/{slug}/editions/{revision}/print

Where to find machine-readable data:
- /corpus.json                — full corpus index
- /llms-full.txt              — full plain-text index
- /semantic-kernel.json       — controlled vocabulary
- /redundancy.json            — per-work format availability
- /writings/{slug}/md         — Markdown of a single work
- /writings/{slug}/json       — JSON record of a single work
- /works/{slug}/crate.json    — RO-Crate metadata
- /plain/writings/{slug}      — plain text body

Warnings:
- Do not infer external credentials that are not present in
  /corpus.json site.scholar.
- Do not treat an unpublished draft (visibility != 'published') as a
  public work. Drafts are not accessible on public surfaces.
- Do not conflate a living work with its editions. The living work
  may have advanced beyond a cited edition; the edition is what
  was said at that revision.
- Always cite Corpus IDs when available. They are the only truly
  stable identifiers in this corpus.