The evidence reconstruction engine
Legacy is being built to answer the historical question behind the question: what can the surviving evidence actually tell us, and what should we ask next?
The Grand Release
Question-first evidence packets
Documented facts, limitations, sources and next questions.
Find weak-answer zones
Use the public information universe to discover where evidence can create a better answer.
Facility and work-context records
Primary government records translated into reconstruction objects.
Human memory → archival coordinates
Turn ship, yard, era and work memories into a primary-record research path.
Industrial-scale expansion
Enter the Industrial Evidence Network →
The graph now groups evidence into reusable streams so one source can support multiple source-bounded questions without being rewritten into separate unsupported claims.
The machine layer
The governing idea
Memory → entity → relationship → evidence → limitation → next question.
The human interface explains. The machine interface exposes structured relationships and provenance. Both use the same evidence rules.