Journal
Short entries on Hugin reports, source coverage, public records, and how the scanner reaches a verdict.
June 30: AI news, sturdier scans, calmer reports
Hugin's June 30 work folded AI watch into News, made public scans more cost-aware and resilient, and gave reports a clearer cockpit for reading evidence.
June 29: current evidence and the values lens
Hugin's June 29 update tightened hosted scans, gave the News reader more room, and made the morals layer visible across scans and source-backed stories.
June 28 platform closeout
Hugin's public structure is nearly in place. The next work is deeper source coverage, clearer news credibility signals, and easier daily tracking for current events.
Public scans are not bot comments
Why Hugin reports are meant to be shared by people, what the scanner does and does not claim, and how to read username-pattern context without overreacting.
What the news ledger pulls from
The /news page is wired to public readers and official-record feeds, not an editor. Here's what is live now and why source gaps stay visible.
Clearer reports, safer requests, cleaner receipts
A short recap of the latest Hugin cleanup pass: tighter report pages, safer target requests, better source coverage, and visible cost controls.
How Hugin reads public evidence
A plain walkthrough of what a Hugin scan actually does — what it reads, what it never touches, and how a verdict gets made.