Counterpose
A standalone publication platform for contested knowledge, and the first public platform using governed analytical records as its underlying object model. Counterpose uses GARP records, source capture, review events, and publication boundaries to make analytical claims durable, inspectable, and contestable in public. GARPedia is a separate read-and-render surface that generalizes the public-reader grammar across profiles, so the surfaces named below appear in their full Counterpose form on counterpose.org and in a profile-neutral form across the GARPedia renderer.
Surfaces visible to a reader: governed article pages, source panels, claim lineage, dispute panels, revision history, digest and export packets, and publication boundary indicators that signal whether a page is currently in dispute, under revision, or stable.
GARP Rubric
A governed coursework triage system that routes grading work without silently grading students. Preserves the basis for every routing decision and keeps machine assistance separate from human grading authority, demonstrating that a non-publication profile can use the same primitives as Counterpose with a different admission boundary and a different review surface.
A synthetic external-consumer walkthrough at /examples/rubric-consumer shows a rubric-style product consuming GARPedia page-model and export-bundle fixtures without importing garp-rubric, calling a backend, or rendering real student material.
ARCS Anchor
A governed memory substrate for importing documents, linking entities, and preserving provenance through capture, hash, and derivation events. Operates as the capture layer beneath domain profiles and pairs with the ARCS record custody standard, providing the entry point through which sources, captures, and fragments become available to higher-level profiles.
Legal File System
A local case-file profile for claims, exhibits, timelines, and filing support. Treats every procedural artifact as a governed record with custody state, lineage, and review history, suitable for solo practitioners, in-house counsel, and matter-archive workflows that need provenance and audit chains rather than untracked edits in shared folders.
Research Corpus
A profile for institutional research, source verification, and governed synthesis. Used by organizations that produce reports, briefings, or technical analysis from reviewed sources, where every claim in an output traces back to an admitted record. Distinct from Counterpose in that publication is internal rather than public.
Countervail / Expose
Assessment and forensic reporting surfaces built around governed evidence records. Countervail provides professional services and conformance assessment outputs; Expose is the diagnostic instrument that produces governed evidence packs as input. Used in audit, diagnostic, and conformance engagements where the evidence chain matters as much as the conclusion.