What exactly is being reviewed?
A specific work and version with a persistent Record identity.
AsMade for Reviewers · start with context, not a verdict
The final work shows the outcome. It may not show who directed, what AI produced, what was checked or rejected, or which claims are supported.
A MADE Record gives you a structured view of one specific work, with deeper process, evidence and limits available when needed.
The Record separates the work itself, contribution, supporting material and known limits so a reviewer can move from overview to detail.
Each MADE Record is tied to one defined work and version rather than applying a person-level label or score.
The review problem
One person may use AI only for wording. Another may use it for source images but make the creative direction, selection and assembly decisions. Another may use AI across research, drafting, translation and revision. A binary disclosure alone does not explain those differences.
The Record is designed to support judgment without making that judgment itself. It does not collapse different kinds of evidence or uncertainty into a single “verified” label.
A specific work and version with a persistent Record identity.
Human actions, AI assistance, editing, selection and significant decisions can be distinguished.
Statements can link to available Materials and Evidence Status while access remains separately controlled.
Gaps, restricted material and unresolved questions remain visible instead of being silently interpreted as certainty.
The two current public MADE Records show how the same reading model behaves across a creative work and a professional document.

Direction, AI-assisted generation, rejection, selection and assembly are presented with differentiated support and an explicit limitation.


Source information, AI-assisted wording and translation, creator review and privacy-safe redacted evidence provide a different review context.
Reviewer boundary
Help us test the AsMade MVP from the reviewer side. Apply for the pilot if you review AI-assisted work and a MADE Record could help. No work files are needed at this stage.
Apply for the MVP Pilot