Source-reported
ADX aggregates evidence from upstream sources. It does not independently certify every advisory or turn a model-generated claim into a source observation.
Trust & freshness
Useful data needs
honest boundaries.
Best effort is a service level—not permission to hide stale data, missing coverage, or an uncertain match.
Timestamped
Retrieval time, publisher update time when available, index publication time, and response generation time describe different events. One does not substitute for another.
Traceable
Source URLs and retained-byte checksums support inspection. A checksum demonstrates byte integrity—not factual correctness or permission to redistribute.
Freshness, without the theater.
The local system retains source artifacts and periodically updates its derived index. Provider delays, outages, capacity, and catch-up work can affect freshness.
We are not advertising an always-current guarantee or a fixed update SLA. Public source watermarks and measured availability will accompany an accepted public release.
Speed, measured in context.
Local performance tests demonstrate working queries. They do not measure your agent’s internet connection, payment settlement, or a public production deployment.
No public latency or uptime SLA is offered at this stage. The website and the eventual data API have separate hosting; an available website is not proof that the API is available.
Inspect the status, not a promise.
See what is built, what is under validation, and what is not yet open.