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Memory Palace claim-evidence probe

Repo: milla-jovovich/mempalace

This page shows the public-facing shape of a bounded FoldEngine claim-evidence report. It is based on controlled public export artifact wording for the Memory Palace example, not a live backend response.

Question

Is the public Memory Palace retrieval benchmark claim supported by committed evidence?

Short finding

Evidence-backed claim: the public Memory Palace retrieval benchmark claim is aligned with committed evidence. Raw LongMemEval rows: 500. Raw LongMemEval Recall@5: 0.966. This is evidence-backed committed artifact alignment, not independent scientific proof.

What FoldEngine checked

  • Public repository surface
  • Committed LongMemEval benchmark result artifact
  • Benchmark documentation
  • Retrieval implementation anchors

What FoldEngine did not check

  • Independent scientific validation
  • Independent benchmark rerun
  • Full code review
  • Security audit
  • Legal or compliance review
  • Private systems or private repository content

Evidence boundary / receipt-style summary

Artifact kind
claim_evidence_probe
Evidence surface
Committed public artifacts
Key metric recorded
500 rows; Recall@5 0.966
Proof boundary
Not independent scientific proof

Seed candidates

Seed A — Tighten benchmark claim language

Hypothesis: Naming the exact artifact, split, and metric prevents over-interpretation of benchmark results.

Value: high · Risk: low

Evidence required: README claim references specific dataset split, metric name, and evaluation artifact.

Verification: Claim language matches committed evaluation output exactly.

Decision receipt: PROCEED

Benchmark claim is evidence-backed by committed artifacts. Proceed with the caveat that stronger rerank/perfect-score wording should be tightened.

Decision
Proceed
Expires
30 days from issuance

Governed next steps

  1. Priority 1 — Seed A: Tighten claim language

    Unlock: Access to README and evaluation artifacts.

    Exit: Claim language references exact artifact, split, and metric.