Extractability is the capacity of a passage, claim or page section to be segmented and reused without losing its meaning.
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Extractability
Extractability is the capacity of a passage, claim, table, definition or page section to be segmented and reused by a machine system without losing the meaning that makes it valid.
Extractability is not simplification. It makes important claims portable enough to survive retrieval, snippet formation, summarization and citation while keeping scope and limits visible.
Canonical definition of proof of fidelity: the minimum evidence required to show that an AI output remains faithful to the canon rather than merely plausible.
Audit service for evaluating whether a site, corpus, page or entity is accessible, retrievable, extractable, citable and governable in AI-mediated answers.