Changelog
Research you can cite, evidence on every claim, and the price match
Every study now ships as a citable package with a stable ID, and the 52-TLD report is study 005. Operator notes say which claim rests on a study and which on experience. The agent offers the price match on fresh Google Workspace and Azure beside every price.
New
- Each study has a citation package: README, CITATION.cff, methodology, licence and the data, ready for a dataset repository. Study pages carry the ID, citation and description in their Dataset data. Studies
- The TLD reputation report is study WI-RESEARCH-2026-005, with a CSV beside the JSON and PDF. The TLD report
- The price match: depending on volume, the team matches what you pay your current vendor for fresh Google Workspace and fresh Azure inboxes, with the whole suite at that price. Message us on WhatsApp or book a consultation. Book a consultation
For AI agents
- Operator notes that rest on more than one kind of evidence list each claim with what it rests on: a study ID with its page, an operating rule, or something we observe. The agent and the questions page show them. The questions
- facts.json states the plugins’ status (ChatGPT live, Claude in review), the plugin pages describe the plugin as a product, and the agent can read the plugin and feature pages directly. facts.json
- Every pricing and sizing result carries the price match and how to get it.
Corrections
- The agent and the questions page showed only the first line of each note’s “Do not” list; they now show all of it.
- Two tool descriptions read as measured effects: domain age as one of the strongest risk signals, and routing by recipient platform as one of the larger levers on placement. No study isolates domain age, and routing is an operating rule from our placement log, not a guarantee; the text now says so.