METHODOLOGY
No source = no fact.
TUCUY separates discovery from verification and publication. A feed, crawler or model can suggest information; it does not automatically make that information true or public.
1. Discover
Potential information can come from official announcements, public websites, feeds, press material, archives, structured open data and other approved sources.
2. Extract claims
TUCUY stores candidate claims as structured facts rather than immediately turning every source into a public article or page.
3. Resolve the entity
Names alone are not enough. TUCUY uses stronger identifiers and supporting context to decide whether information belongs to an existing movie, series or person or represents a new entity.
4. Preserve evidence and conflict
Facts retain provenance and confidence. Conflicting values can coexist while the system records which value is currently preferred and why. Historical values are preserved where change matters.
5. Publish selectively
Existence inside EIG does not guarantee public indexing. Thin, duplicate, low-confidence or insufficiently sourced records remain internal or noindex until they meet publication standards.
AI use
AI may help extract, classify, compare or present information, but model memory is not evidence. Public factual claims must be grounded in stored sources.