RAP

Resource Accountability Project

Different expertise. Different personalities. One evidence standard.

THE RESEARCH ROOM Β· STAGING

Meet the team behind the record.

RAP's expert personalities are a human-facing interface to distinct analytical workstreams. They help visitors understand who asks which questions. They do not change the evidence, manufacture consensus, or represent fictional independent human employees.

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The Research Librarian β€” Conductor

β€œLet's assemble the record.”

Start with a question, not a menu. The Librarian brings the right disciplines together, shows where they agree and disagree, and routes you into the underlying records and math.

Try multi-expert routing β†’

The expert desks

Specialty rooms

βœ“ Proof's Red Team RoomβŒ• Digger's Project Archaeology●●● Clarity: Simple ↔ TechnicalFacility Team InvestigationOpen Evidence Gaps

How collaboration works

Visitor question→Research Librarian→Relevant expert desks→Evidence positions→Proof challenge→Bounded synthesis

The team is allowed to disagree.

Example: Watt may establish that a project is associated with grid expansion. Ledger may find that residential cost allocation remains UNKNOWN. Proof then blocks the stronger claim that the project caused a residential rate increase. RAP shows that boundary instead of forcing agreement.

Help the team close a gap

Every legitimate unresolved evidence gap can be assigned to one or more expert workstreams. Public visitors see the documentary questionβ€”not confidential-source information.

See what records the team needs β†’