How to Read an Argus Report

An Argus report should be read as a verification instrument, not a sales deck.

The reader should understand:

what was claimed
what was supported
what remained unresolved
where contradictions appeared
what still requires human escalation

The report is designed to preserve traceability and posture. It is not designed to overstate certainty where the record does not support it.

In other words, the report is not the system. It is one structured output of a broader diligence pipeline built to preserve artifacts, contradiction handling, and review discipline.