Rubric catalogue

This page names a specific, frozen rubric. Rubrics are immutable and a score always names the one it was computed under, so if you are holding a survey that cites rubric-2026.08.17, these are the definitions it was scored against — not whichever version is newest.

The full catalogue for every published version — each dimension's code, what it measures, the lens it folds into and its evaluator — is on the dimensions page, which reads the archive live and has a version picker. Select rubric-2026.08.17 there.

For the machine-readable form, fetch /api/rubrics/rubric-2026.08.17/catalog. Its content hash is published at /digest, so you can pin what this version contained today and prove a later change — including against us.

A catalogue holds two kinds of entry. Coded dimensions carry a citable D code. Meta-dimensions fold straight into a lens rather than through a category, and have no category of their own — that is by design, not an omission.

Both kinds are cited on findings, and both are listed in full on the dimensions page. An earlier version of this page said meta-dimensions were never cited on a finding. That was wrong: on a typical survey most findings carry one, and a reader who took the sentence at face value had no way to look up the code in front of them.

This page states no entry counts. They differ per rubric version — a version three days older can hold a different number of entries and a different split between the two families — so any figure written here would be wrong for every other version, and eventually for this one too.