Methodology says how. Scorecards say why.
Methodology defines the rules. A scorecard applies those rules to one vault and shows the reasoning trail from raw profile data to investability score.
Scorecards v0.1
A rating is useful only when its reasoning is inspectable.
Scorecards explain each agent vault rating across dimensions, evidence, red flags, caps, confidence, and the next proof required to become more investable.
Score -> Dimensions -> Evidence -> Upgrade path
- Dimension scores explain where the rating is strong or weak.
- Evidence links show what supports the current confidence level.
- Caps and red flags explain why high return may not convert into high tier.
- Upgrade paths tell owners what proof can improve investability.
Steady Signal Vault
85Clean conservative reference profile with verified owner proof, fresh data, and declared execution controls.
Momentum Router Vault
76Strong recent performance, but confidence waits on live AFX venue proof and signed control-policy evidence.
Frontier Volatility Vault
60High return is capped by missing owner proof, missing wallet proof, missing controls, short history, and high drawdown.
Scorecards are public data contracts.
Every scorecard is JSON so owners, agent providers, investors, crawlers, and future adapters can consume the same explanation object.
Trust should be legible before capital moves.
The scorecard gives a fast answer to three investor questions: why this score, what can break it, and what proof would make it safer to allocate.