32 families · 256 proposals
The proposals organise questions for research. Their presence in the programme does not show that a capability exists, can be trained, transfers or is safe.
Public research checkpoint ·
More research. Same gates.
Titan has consolidated the latest programme, Wave 5 and Trigger Watch work into one public-safe checkpoint. It records the scale and state of the research without publishing private dossiers or turning internal work into proof, training, validation or authority.
What this checkpoint records
A larger internal map—not a larger set of claims.
Titan’s programme now accounts for 32 capability families, 256 proposed powers and six separate adjudication questions for each power: existence, trainability, retention, transfer, functional value, and safety and legitimacy. That produces 1,536 adjudications. The 6,185 non-power records are an internal research-accounting total; they are not public dossiers.
1,536 adjudications
Six questions remain independently answerable for every proposed power. A positive answer on one question cannot silently decide another.
6,185 non-power records
This aggregate describes supporting internal research objects. It does not make their underlying dossiers, reviewer material or restricted payloads public.
Wave 5 · research checkpoint
New material was retained. Every tested gate remains open.
Wave 5 added research coverage and made unresolved work more explicit. “Open” means the required evidence, review or authority condition has not been met. It is not a near-pass.
17 new records
Seventeen nonduplicate research records were retained inside the governed internal corpus.
18 new associations
Eighteen relationships were recorded between research objects without converting association into causation, efficacy or validation.
79 open · 0 closed
Seventy-nine gates were tested and none closed. Wave 5 therefore creates no promotion, public protocol or new operational permission.
Plain-English result: Titan learned more about what must still be proved or reviewed. It did not prove 17 new powers or pass 79 approval gates.
Trigger Watch · manual control plane
Thirteen lanes. No live monitoring.
Trigger Watch defines where a future human review could look for a material change in evidence, safety, law, community authority or another governed condition. It is a manual review structure—not a monitoring service.
- Thirteen review lanesThe lanes organise possible triggers so that different kinds of change are not collapsed into one alert.
- No automated searchThis publication does not start a crawler, subscription, surveillance process or continuous evidence scan.
- No automatic authorityA trigger can prompt human review. It cannot change a claim, close a gate, publish material or promote a capability by itself.
Public projection · private corpus boundary
What is public—and what stays private.
Aggregate status
Programme totals, Wave 5 activity counts, the manual Trigger Watch boundary and links to already-public governance records are published for transparency.
Raw research material
Private dossiers, reviewer material, restricted evidence payloads, unreleased protocols, and identifying or confidential material remain outside the public site.
Authority boundary: this page and its data file describe internal research at aggregate level. They do not authorise training, treatment, diagnosis, navigation or mobility instruction, independent-validation claims, public promotion, or release of any raw private dossier.
PWR-078 · controlling public status
Research presence does not lift the hold.
PWR-078 remains held from explanatory publication and current operational use. Titan does not authorise the held material as training, navigation or mobility instruction, and does not claim that it establishes safe independent navigation.
Safety boundary: nothing in this checkpoint advises replacing a cane, guide dog, live assistance or qualified orientation-and-mobility support. Historical protocol-like material remains non-actionable lineage.
Machine-readable release
The same boundaries, in data.
The public JSON record carries the exact counts, false authority flags, interpretation rules and withheld-material list shown on this page. Its JSON Schema fixes the expected structure.