The Atlas turns examples into classified evidence. Each case records the initial condition, observed state, transition, and outcome — without rewriting the story after the fact.
An Atlas case teaches one observable relationship; it does not prove a universal rule.
Every complete case answers six questions. Missing fields stay visible so uncertainty is documented instead of hidden.
Every case begins with the same three universal states defined in the Framework — classify the state first, apply operational labels only after the state is clear.