Documentation / Concepts
Truth Lanes
Congregation DB separates enterprise signals into distinct lanes.
Mixed decision environments contain more than one kind of truth. Some signals are directly asserted, some are inferred, and some emerge only after interpretation across multiple inputs.
Separating signals preserves meaning and allows reasoning to occur without collapsing provenance.
Lane structure
Lane Model
Signals remain separated inside distinct lanes so downstream reasoning can combine information without collapsing meaning.
Signal types
Deterministic signals
Signals that can be directly asserted from source systems.
Probabilistic signals
Signals representing weighted or confidence-based inference.
Derived intelligence
Signals generated through interpretation or synthesis.
Why lanes matter
Signal Separation
Keeping signal classes distinct preserves their meaning and makes mixed reasoning environments more auditable.
Distinguishing signal classes prevents deterministic fact from being conflated with inference. It also allows downstream systems to reason over heterogeneous information while retaining the ability to inspect how that information was formed.