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Everything this registry produces, and what each of it costs

One page, so nothing has to be hunted for. The line between what is free and what is not is drawn on purpose and is stated below rather than left to be discovered.

Findings are free. Derived work is not. Every assessment, every score, every source it rests on, the method and the limitations stay open — the terms promise that a reader can re-derive any tier without trusting the assessor, and a paywall over the evidence would make that a lie. What is chargeable is the work that costs time to produce and cannot be reconstructed from the free half: the corpus as a time series, comparative figures across the whole set, and the documents an engagement delivers.

Open — 7 documents

Readable by anyone, no account. These are the method and the deliverable templates that make the method usable; keeping them open is what lets someone check the work.
DocumentKindPostureLicence
AI Vendor Due-Diligence Question Set
Forty questions to send a vendor, ordered so that the answers map directly onto the seven GRI dimensions. Includes the follow-up that catches an evasive answer.
templateEither doorCC BY-ND 4.0Open →
EU AI Act Annex IV Documentation Checklist
Article-level checklist for the technical documentation a high-risk system provider must hold, with the evidence tier each item realistically supports.
control libraryEither doorCC BY-ND 4.0Open →
GRI Method Specification v0.1
The full scoring method: seven dimensions, five evidence tiers, five weighting profiles, and the stated limitations. Published deliberately — the method is not the moat.
templateEither doorCC BY-ND 4.0Open →
Governance Probe Battery — published subset
The eleven publishable probes. The prompt-injection and name-origin disparity corpora are withheld: publishing them would let vendors tune to pass the test and destroy the instrument.
eval suiteDoor B — Independent testingCC BY-ND 4.0Open →
MSA Derived-Data Clause Set
Contract language securing the right to retain de-identified, aggregated benchmark data from an engagement. Without this in engagement one, the comparative corpus never accumulates.
clause setEither doorCC BY-ND 4.0Open →
Quarterly Governance Retainer — SOW skeleton
Scope, deliverables and exclusions for a recurring quarterly governance review. The only engagement shape that is not priced by the calendar day.
clause setDoor A — AdvisoryCC BY-ND 4.0Open →
SR 26-2 Generative-AI Gap Workbook
Structured worksheet for documenting how an institution governs the generative and agentic AI that SR 26-2 explicitly excludes. Ten sections, each with the examiner question it answers.
workbookDoor A — AdvisoryCC BY-ND 4.0Open →

Gated — 1 document

Listed in full, including what is inside, so the decision to buy is informed rather than blind. Access is granted to an organisation, not a person, and payment is settled outside this system — there is no card processing here and none is planned.
DocumentWhat is in itPriceYour access
Comparative Benchmark Medians — subscriber report
Aggregate medians across assessed systems: where evidence typically fails, by dimension and by product category. Requires five engagements before any statistic is published.
Median dimension scores by product category · Distribution of evidence tiers by dimension — where the ceiling actually sits · The three claims most often made at T1 and never raised above itnot yet availablenot granted

The corpus

76 documents watched daily, 93 versions on file since 2026-09-08, 4 changed so far. 51 model card · 9 regulation · 7 independent evaluation · 4 usage policy · 4 governance page · 1 safety framework.
  • What is watched, and why — open. Every document with the reason it is on the list.
  • What changed, and when — open. A document that stops saying what it used to say, shown saying both.
  • The series in bulk — gated. Every version of every document with its hash and dates, as a dataset rather than a page. This is the part that cannot be reconstructed by anyone who did not keep the earlier versions, and it is the reason there is a paywall at all.

Findings

8 assessed systems and the 9 independent sources their T3 and T4 claims rest on. Never behind the paywall — a reader must be able to check a finding without paying for the privilege. They are, separately, withheld from anonymous readers while no entity stands behind them; that is a different restriction with a different reason, set out in the terms.
The list of assessed systems and the sources behind them names specific companies, so it stays withheld here and is delivered to clients under engagement instead. The aggregate figures over the same set are public and name nobody.

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