Search and discovery surfaces
222 entries are published into the archive index across 12 shelves, with Atlas, briefing, feed, OpenSearch, and diagnostics routes wired.
This surface tracks the launch-grade health of Steins;Gate Sanctum: content contracts, runtime surfaces, evidence coverage, and whether the generated archive still behaves like a reliable system.
222 entries are published into the archive index across 12 shelves, with Atlas, briefing, feed, OpenSearch, and diagnostics routes wired.
3 campaign lanes, 9 work pivots, 63 media lanes, 16 source tiers, 12 year anchors, 4 freshness bands, 3 live-window states, and 4 evidence bands are exposed for archive filtering.
222/222 entries carry linked sources, averaging 1.3 source links per entry.
93/93 expected dated entries normalize to machine-readable dates.
148/148 snapshot-first collections expose parsed fact blocks for structured detail rails.
123/123 collections that require explicit continuity labels provide them, and 222/222 entries still resolve to a cluster.
Service worker sanctum-v15 precaches 29 core paths and watches 14 runtime JSON surfaces.
6 current signals, 6 access checks, and 6 active or upcoming windows are published via /signals, /research, and their JSON surfaces.
284 linked sources across the archive.
Only collections that promise timeline data are counted here.
Snapshot-first collections keep their structured fact rails alive here.
All entries still resolve to a cluster, even when the label is collection-derived.
16 source tiers and 12 tracked years are exposed as direct archive pivots.
The archive now ships a relationship graph at /archive-network.json plus a browsable network view at /network.
Core works should carry explicit continuity, a dated release anchor, and a structured snapshot block.
Character dossiers rely on continuity labels and snapshot facts, but most do not need a primary timeline date.
Glossary entries are term-focused references, so they are tracked without dates, snapshot blocks, or explicit continuity tags.
Episode guides should stay timeline-ready, while continuity is derived from the shelf itself.
SG0 episodes should stay timeline-ready, while continuity is derived from the shelf itself.
IBM shorts should stay timeline-ready, while continuity is derived from the shelf itself.
Music entries lean on continuity labels and structured snapshot facts more than dated release anchors.
Print entries prioritize continuity labels and snapshot blocks; many do not yet normalize a machine date.
Place dossiers are setting-first references, so timeline dates stay optional while snapshot facts and location context remain required.
Event entries should remain dated and snapshot-first, while continuity is derived from the collection.
Access checks should stay dated and snapshot-first, while continuity is derived from the collection.
Current-log entries should stay dated and snapshot-first, while continuity is derived from the collection.
Timeline-first collections should stay machine-date ready.
No gaps detected in this required contract.
Snapshot-first collections should keep their structured fact rails intact.
No gaps detected in this required contract.
Continuity-explicit collections should keep direct cluster labels in frontmatter.
No gaps detected in this required contract.
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