Acquisition
Source discovery and retrieval
Repeatable harvesting patterns for APIs, structured pages, public registers and other inspectable source material.
Infrastructure
One project creates a system. Reusable infrastructure lets the next project start further ahead, with proven patterns for acquisition, provenance, validation, review and controlled publication.
Shared architecture
The implementation varies by domain. A biomedical evidence workflow should not use the same validity rules as an events directory. The reusable layer is the control architecture: provenance, structured records, source-health checks, deterministic gates, review points and release discipline.
Acquisition
Repeatable harvesting patterns for APIs, structured pages, public registers and other inspectable source material.
Provenance
Source identity, retrieval context, dates, transformations, manifests and evidence lineage retained where practical.
Validation
Deterministic checks, field rules, completeness gates and domain-specific publication constraints.
Review
Human review remains explicit where interpretation, allegations, scientific verification or other consequential judgements are involved.
Release
Separate publication surfaces when sensitive, provisional or governance-constrained material should not be exposed publicly.
Re-use
Extract working patterns into bounded engines instead of duplicating bespoke code and process in every project.
Current reusable engines
The local-information projects make the reusable layer visible because they repeatedly solve the same ingestion, normalisation, source-health and publication-safety problems.
Discovers events from multiple source types, normalises records, tracks provenance and source health, rejects weak records and produces bounded downstream exports.
Applies the same architecture to local services and business listings, separating discovery from publication and retaining source context for review.
Why it matters
The aim is not to claim one universal engine solves every domain. It is to reuse disciplined patterns while preserving the evidential rules that make each domain different.