Public reconstruction corpus
This corpus links exact public GitHub event state to independently visible profile achievements. A reconstruction can support a broad trigger association, but it does not prove that the cited event was the unique award cause, the maximum timing boundary, an exact tier threshold, or every edge case.
Records: 6
Independent subjects: 3
Achievements covered: 3
Automatic canonical mutations: 0
| Record | Achievement | Subject | Event | Elapsed |
|---|---|---|---|---|
RCN-2026-001 |
quickdraw | Schweinepriester |
public event | 5 seconds |
RCN-2026-002 |
quickdraw | kmcclosk |
public event | 9 seconds |
RCN-2026-003 |
yolo | Schweinepriester |
public event | 5 seconds |
RCN-2026-004 |
yolo | kmcclosk |
public event | 9 seconds |
RCN-2026-005 |
pair-extraordinaire | Rongronggg9 |
public event | 21 seconds |
RCN-2026-006 |
pair-extraordinaire | Schweinepriester |
public event | 533698 seconds |
Interpretation boundary
- Two independent event/profile pairs support an observed broad trigger association under the project evidence policy.
- Anonymous achievement pages currently fail to expose their contributing-event fragments reliably, so no record is treated as direct causal proof.
- Exact Quickdraw timing, YOLO alternate review states and merger identity, and Pair Extraordinaire merge-rewrite behaviour remain open contradictions.
- Tier thresholds remain unchanged unless exact boundary evidence independently satisfies the published criteria.
Machine-readable data
The validated corpus is published at /api/public-reconstructions.json.