Results, methods, the rationale for assumptions and recommendations are documented, with a decision on what is communicated to whom and how records are reviewed and updated. Records exist to inform decision makers and stakeholders including regulators, justify decisions, preserve results, track performance and trends, give confidence that risk is understood, enable verification and provide an audit trail. Documents are timely, understandable, technically deep enough for validation, state assumptions, data and method limitations and reasons for recommendations, express risk in understandable terms with correct units, state the presenter's confidence and communicate uncertainty without implying false certainty.
The graph holds this control, the 0 it maps to, and the evidence behind each claim, over MCP and REST.