Recruiter, engineer, architect, executive, and learner.
OVERLIFT DEMO · CROSS-SITE ADAPTIVE CONTENT GRAPH
Five audiences. One canonical graph. Zero hidden editorial authority.
R10O gives recruiters, engineers, architects, executives, and learners different ordering, explanation depth, and next steps while preserving every source-reviewed title, typed relationship, doctrine statement, proof claim, consent boundary, and product state.
R10P appends one lifecycle lab and 12 relationships while preserving R10O’s first 61 nodes and 155 edges exactly.
No title, route, relationship, doctrine, proof, consent, or state rewrite.
No clickstream inference, cookie, account, fingerprint, or provider request.
CROSS-SITE ADAPTIVE CONTENT GRAPH · R10O
Change the presentation—not the truth underneath it.
Choose an explicit audience, current route, and goal. The runtime traverses the same reviewed graph, ranks route-backed evidence, changes explanation depth, proposes a next step, and seals a replayable receipt. Canonical titles, relationships, doctrine, proof, consent, and product state remain protected.
EXPLICIT AUDIENCE ONLY
Preparing canonical identity
Every recommendation must retain an exact route-backed node identity.
The first 60 nodes and 146 relationships remain append-only and hash-verified.
Depth may change. Canonical titles and proof may not.
Graph adjacency is context, never permission or truth.
Preparing reviewed profile…
ADAPTIVE ORDERING
Ranked route-backed next steps
Scores combine reviewed audience kind weights, current goal, meaningful query overlap, and existing graph paths.
CANONICAL TRAVERSAL
Why each route is connected
Every displayed path step must match an existing relationship type and its reviewed reason exactly.
Inspect scores, graph identity, protected boundaries, and receipt
Receipt becomes available after canonical verification.
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