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No. This page is a public methodology statement about measurement method and interpretation boundaries, not a certification, rating, or recommendation guarantee.
Public methodology statement
This public methodology statement defines how GrayRhino AI should present fixed questions, explicit sources, same-method evidence, failures, and retest boundaries across public pages, product reports, and customer communication.
This page states the public method contract and interpretation boundary. It is not a certification, rating, or guarantee.
These contracts constrain public wording and report interpretation. They define how evidence is created, how comparisons are made, and which conclusions must not be overstated.
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Each measurement should show the actual questions, model/API surface, measurement source, and time instead of selecting questions after the fact.
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Brand mentions, competitor mentions, and citation judgments should use the same rules for every entity.
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Reports should retain question-level answers, citations, missing states, failures, and unavailable states instead of presenting failures as success.
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When the question set, measurement-source version, model, or API surface changes, the report should state that the data is not directly continuous instead of stitching it into a false trend.
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Original answers and citations are facts; findings are analysis; Actions are follow-up work. The three layers should remain distinguishable.
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When no completed answer exists, or the evidence cannot be linked to a specific question, measurement source, and answer, the system does not generate Actions or advice. A completed answer with no displayable citations is treated only as a checkable “missing verifiable sources” fact and links back to that answer.
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Retests should describe observed before/after changes under the same method, not claim that an Action necessarily caused an AI answer to change.
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Payment status, plan tier, or customer relationship should not change Provider results, mention judgments, or evidence presentation.
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No. This page is a public methodology statement about measurement method and interpretation boundaries, not a certification, rating, or recommendation guarantee.
Fixed questions and explicit measurement sources reduce methodology drift, so brand, competitor, citation, and missing-evidence changes can be reviewed under the same method.
No. Retests only describe observed changes under the same method; they do not claim that an Action necessarily caused an AI answer to change.
No. Plans and customer relationships do not change measurement results, mention judgments, or evidence presentation.