Good evening, Brad.

99.49% of invocations are self-test. Human callers: 17 ever. Every score excludes synthetic traffic before computation; unknown callers count as synthetic.

Read the last two columns literally. Probed is how many of a domain's tools were actually tried, not a success rate — the probe only records a tool as probed once it answers, so the old "% reach" was 100% everywhere by construction. exc (exercised) counts distinct tools invoked by a non-self-test caller, which includes cron and n8n. proven is the only thing that word now means here: registry proof_state='proven', 60 estate-wide. The two are reported as a pair so one word never carries two measurements. NO NEEDS EVER RECORDED is a state, not a score — those domains are ranked high because they are high risk, but nothing about their verification has been measured, and unknown is never a precise number any more than it is ever green. A CBS marked ≠ was computed over a reduced axis set (verification excluded, weights renormalised, because nothing has been acquired to verify) and is not directly comparable to the others in that column.