VeritasClaimDetailWorkspace now includes a coherent
claim-ai-governance-adoption route whose confidence band exposes
data-veritas-claim-confidence-band-state="retracted-source",
cascade-ai-governance-survey-retraction, the affected source id, and the
54 -> 33 confidence downgrade.
veritas-nisaba-bridge.spec.ts drives that browser state and follows the
notebook-marker action into /nisaba/notebook, where the matching notebook
Veritas retraction notice renders.
At this point, remaining open depth was exhaustive landed-passage citation
coverage and a dedicated passage-edition diff surface beyond the
notebook-level correction drill-down.
The affected notebook citation now exposes
data-nisaba-notebook-retraction-action="open-edition-diff" to
/nisaba/compare?origin=veritas-retraction&cascade=cascade-ai-governance-survey-retraction&citation=notebook-citation-ai-governance-adoption-claim.
/nisaba/compare now renders a cascade-specific
data-nisaba-edition-update-notice with the retracted survey source,
corrected Statnett source, pinned edition version, locator, original/corrected
citation labels, and before/after diff rows.
veritas-nisaba-bridge.spec.ts follows the browser path from the Veritas
retracted-source confidence band → Nisaba notebook marker → edition diff →
corrected Veritas source profile.
Remaining open depth: exhaustive landed-passage citation coverage across every
interpretive claim, locator granularity, and manuscript hop.
Counterclaim inspection overlays now expose
data-veritas-inspection-action="open-nisaba-counterclaim-lineage" for the
disagreement source trail.
veritas-nisaba-bridge.spec.ts switches to the Counterclaims tab, opens
counterclaim-capacity-is-not-generation, captures the
veritas_inspection_opened event, asserts the counterclaim lineage href, and
follows it to a real /domains/nisaba source-lineage surface.
Remaining open depth: exhaustive landed-passage citation coverage, AAA-gated
scholar bounce, and broader tenant/source-scope failure modes.