Traceable identity
A customer-facing source must include a stable URL and, where available, a DOI or comparable identifier. Invented citations and unverifiable titles are rejected.
Trust and methodology / updated September 17, 2026
A source link is not enough. ChangeLoop 7 separates source existence, relevance, limitations, model interpretation, and the customer's own observed result.
For each proposed cognition, the service requires at least three distinct traceable sources. It checks source identifiers before release, records why each source is relevant, and states what the source cannot prove. Unsupported or incomplete evidence blocks the result rather than being presented as fact.
Source standard
A customer-facing source must include a stable URL and, where available, a DOI or comparable identifier. Invented citations and unverifiable titles are rejected.
The source must bear on the actual cognition. A real paper that discusses a neighboring topic does not automatically support the claim.
Population, context, study design, and uncertainty matter. The product explains what cannot be inferred rather than stretching a study into a universal rule.
The user's seven-day result is an individual observation. It can guide the next cycle, but it is not a clinical finding or general scientific proof.
AI governance
One model proposes a cognition. Separate models privately challenge evidence, identify risks, and complete the selected method. A controller consolidates the result without exposing model identities to customers. The product applies server-side structure and source gates because prompts alone cannot guarantee accuracy.
Corrections
If a public page misstates a source, price, product behavior, or policy, email legal@changeloop7.com with the page URL and the disputed statement. Material corrections should update the page's modified date. Privacy questions belong at privacy@changeloop7.com.
Boundary
ChangeLoop 7 is a personal behavior-experiment product. It does not replace medical, psychological, legal, financial, or emergency support. High-risk situations require an appropriately qualified professional or local emergency service.