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notable, worth a lookdimension clearly absentnothing remarkable
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Generate a synthetic founder list, store it for your account, and run the rejection engine.
The machine's job is to say no with evidence, or say nothing. It never says "good founder". Everyone it cannot rule out lands in your queue. Every rejection can be reversed in one click, and that click is what tunes the rules.
| Gate | Type | Why it exists |
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| Lens | The one question it answers |
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Each lens is answered by Jev, a decision model that returns calibrated probabilities rather than text. All four go in one request per person. A lens counts as notable at a low bar, and as clearly absent only at a high bar, and only when Jev can point to the specific profile line that shows it. The quoted line is copied from the profile, never written by a model.
A soft rejection needs two independent lenses to agree the dimension is absent and no lens to find anything notable. One notable finding — from any lens, including Discontinuity — vetoes the reject.
Every version of the questions Jev is asked and the thresholds that turn its answers into verdicts. A version ships only if it beats the one before on your feedback without rejecting anyone you protected or any known-good founder. Refused candidates are kept so you can see what the machine tried.