What is a gap?
A gap is a problem evaluation found in your context. There are seven kinds: contradicted claim, unsupported claim, missing evidence, incomplete context, stale fact, ambiguous authority, and conflict between approved sources.
Gaps are surfaced, never silently fixed. Remediate prioritizes them by consequence, relevance and funnel stage, and material ones route to a person with the authority to settle them.
| Kind | Means |
|---|---|
| Contradicted claim | An answer conflicts with an approved source |
| Unsupported claim | Nothing in the Context Layer backs it |
| Missing evidence | The claim is plausible but nothing was cited |
| Incomplete context | The source covers part of the question |
| Stale fact | The source is right but out of date |
| Ambiguous authority | Two approved sources disagree |
| Conflict between approved sources | The disagreement is material |