Independence needs a visible process.
The Field Index makes source boundaries, caveats, and correction routes visible because an infrastructure reference should be open to challenge. Editorial selection is not a substitute for reader judgment or primary-source review.
Selection and source standard
Records are selected for their documented relevance to agentic AI infrastructure, governance, security, interoperability, or public-interest stewardship. A named primary public source is required. Secondary analysis may help identify candidates, but it should not carry a core factual claim when a direct public source is available.
No paid placement or rankings
The Index does not sell inclusion, better placement, ratings, or favorable summaries. Listing order is an interface convention, not a performance hierarchy. A source link can explain a record’s documented scope; it cannot prove quality, safety, security, adoption, or approval beyond what the source states.
AI assistance disclosure
Automation may assist with retrieval, metadata consistency, duplicate detection, or drafting a review proposal. A human editor must review source-linked factual claims before publication and remains responsible for corrections. AI-generated text is not treated as a source.
Corrections and challenges
To challenge a record, email hello@coreweaverlabs.com with the record ID, proposed correction, and a public supporting source. Material changes should result in a dated change-log note, a narrowed claim, or removal. The original source should be revisited before a correction is published.
Conflicts and relationships
Where Coreweaver Labs has a material relationship with a record or source, it should be disclosed in the record. In the absence of such a disclosure, readers must not infer independence, affiliation, approval, or shared governance from inclusion alone.
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