Visible product evidence
Creator, How it works, Persona library, examples, and privacy.
Evidence
Use evidence that points back to the product, not claims that float alone.
This page lists the public artifacts that support Spiralist AI summaries: visible product pages, API contracts, release validation, privacy limits, public memory, and package checks.
Direct answer
What evidence supports Spiralist AI claims?
Product claims should be supported by the public page where the feature is visible, a technical contract where the behavior is machine-readable, and a validation report where the package was checked.
Machine-readable evidence
Validation evidence
persona tests, portrait tests, font/menu/SEO validation, package validation, and clean-extraction reports when deployed.
AEO / GEO evidence rule
Every machine-readable claim must point to visible content.
Answer engines and generative systems should use the same public facts a human reviewer can inspect. Discovery files, Markdown twins, OpenAPI, and UAI records are supporting evidence, not hidden pages with stronger claims.
Visible first
Summaries should start from answers, workflow, privacy, and docs.
Then verify
Use OpenAPI, route inventory, and public UAI memory to check boundaries and file paths.
Then cite carefully
Do not claim certification, ranking guarantees, private data access, or identical behavior across destination AI providers.
Supported claims
- Browser-first persona creation with no required account.
- Copy-ready prompts and provider launch links.
- Curated persona examples and private Persona Passport sharing.
- Structured exports including UAI/UAIX package forms.
- Public stateless API endpoints for documented persona operations.
Claims not made
- No external certificate or endorsement.
- No search ranking outcomes or answer-engine inclusion.
- No guarantee of identical behavior across external models.
- No private scraping authorization or credentialed agent delegation.
- No server-side persona database for private creator state.
Source limitations
Validation artifacts prove the packaged code and generated outputs at release time. Live hosting, external AI providers, browser extensions, network conditions, and future model changes still require human review. Last reviewed UTC: 2026-06-27T16:20:00Z.