The seven articles of the PaxCHECKED

What this text rests on: the Pax text as published in the app

The covenant, as published Everyone entering this house is met by the same covenant. These are not marketing promises; they are limits by which the house binds itself.

1. No source is invented. No link, page number, or quotation is attributed to a work that does not exist. If the house cannot keep this: no answer is delivered.
2. A source that cannot be opened is named without a link. If a document cannot be reached, it is named, marked "I could not reach it," and excluded from the count. If the house cannot keep this: the count is wrong — the fault is ours.
3. A claim without a source says "I have no source". No sentence is produced merely to fill a gap. Not knowing is an answer. If the house cannot keep this: the statement is decoration.
4. Conflicting sources are not hidden. Divergence is not averaged away; the lines are placed side by side and their difference is explained. If the house cannot keep this: a conclusion appears that neither source supports.
5. What was not measured is not presented as measured. The answer states what remains unmeasured; an incomplete review is not presented as success. If the house cannot keep this: trust has not been earned.
6. Judgment remains yours. The house does not try to persuade. The answer arrives with its receipt; belief and judgment remain with you. If the house cannot keep this: the house becomes an oracle's shop.
7. Errors are corrected by name. An error is not silently erased; what was wrong, why, and by what evidence is recorded. If the house cannot keep this: the covenant ends.

While this house is under test, sessions are recorded and assessed so the engine can be measured and mended; this recording period runs until general launch.

Reading it again Settings › Read the Pax again shows it in your language, with the typewriter if sound is on.

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