Report Outputs

Argus outputs are meant to be review instruments, not black-box answers.
A public-facing understanding of a strong output should include:
- the core transaction or diligence context
- the principal claims being tested
- supported findings
- contradictions and pressure points
- unresolved items
- escalation points for human review
- a verification posture that reflects the evidence actually available
The point of the output is not to simulate certainty. The point is to create a traceable, structured intelligence product that clarifies what can be trusted, what remains open, and where a reviewer should focus before proceeding.