Corteqx Method
Corteqx follows a reporting event from schedule through source, evidence, review, and revision. Every useful capability is paired with the condition that keeps it honest.
Capability / control ledger
The method is useful only when the operating limit remains visible beside the work it governs.
Record a reporting event before the official release arrives, including the best public schedule precision available.
Exact timestamps, bounded windows, and date-only schedules remain distinct. A date-only event is never turned into an invented midnight release.
Identify issuer material and preserve the role, authority, and current verification state of each public source.
Only current, safe public references are presented anonymously. Missing or unresolved source identity remains visibly unresolved.
Structure reported figures, guidance, presentation material, and attributable Q&A context by evidence role.
Availability is not treated as completeness. A transcript, expectation, excerpt, or comparison is never implied before a usable source exists.
Connect a reviewable finding to the source and comparison context used to form it.
The public surface exposes factual metadata and source lineage, not protected analysis, prompts, provider details, traces, or private report content.
Publish a current revision and synchronization state for a source-linked report.
A current revision is not presented as a complete immutable history. Corrections and prior states are shown only when the public record supports them.
Advance an event through automated discovery, verification, analysis, and delivery states.
Contradictory sources, failed reads, stale projections, temporal ambiguity, and missing evidence remain escalation conditions for review—not successful completion.
Source lineage
Source identity, evidence role, protected analysis, and the current revision remain separate states in one inspectable sequence.
Escalation conditions
A failed query, missing source, stale projection, or unresolved time must remain distinguishable from a complete report.
Two references claim the same role, a current source is replaced, or issuer authority cannot be established.
The release is known by date or window, but no attributable exact time has been confirmed.
A report, presentation, transcript, comparison, or public projection cannot support the state a reader expects to inspect.
Public metadata can show what exists without revealing the protected conclusion.
Company, period, schedule, source, availability, revision, and synchronization may be public; protected analytical content is not requested anonymously.
A visible change is a reason to investigate—not a recommendation.
Automated extraction and comparison can miss context or make mistakes. The original source remains the final reference.
Read the evidence
The source registry explains what may enter the workflow. The public sample report shows how those references remain attached.
