> ## Documentation Index
> Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.cosentriq.com/llms.txt
> Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.

# Evidence language

> Use CiCi's labels without overstating what a study established.

CiCi uses explicit evidence labels so a polished output does not sound stronger than the study behind it.

| Label              | Meaning                                                                                   |
| ------------------ | ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- |
| **Modeled**        | Produced by APM simulation; not directly observed among people                            |
| **Observed**       | Derived from reviewed human evidence within the study                                     |
| **Not measured**   | The arm or signal has no usable measurement; this is not zero                             |
| **Not assessed**   | CiCi has no authoritative source for that assessment                                      |
| **Suppressed**     | The evidence exists, but a configured gate prevents the claim                             |
| **MIA hypothesis** | A proposed connection or interpretation generated by MIA, not established by the evidence |

## Safe to test

The evidence supports trying the intervention under controlled conditions. CiCi can provide implementation-ready drafts even when evidence is APM-only or insufficient for a transfer claim.

## Supported to ship

The frozen brief records that the applicable evidence and boundaries support shipping within the stated behaviors, scenarios, population, and implementation scope.

<Warning>
  “Supported to ship” is bounded by the study. It is not a general certification, legal conclusion, safety guarantee, or proof of business impact.
</Warning>

## Draft and final

A draft report can be reviewed and shared as a preview. A final governance report requires a confirmed brief. Confirmation freezes the decision record; it does not erase evidence limits.
