Evidence Delta re-runs the library and reads every change against the claims your scientific communication platform (SCP) makes. Each edition says what moved, which claims it touches, and what each one needs. The platform changes only when you decide it should.
Not a feed of new papers. A reading of each one against the claims you already make.
Checking an SCP against the evidence used to be slow, so it was done rarely: at a scheduled review, or when something forced it. In between, the document aged. An edition makes the check efficient enough to run when it matters: after a congress, on a competitor's readout, at a review, or on a cadence you set.
An edition is short by design. It opens with what was read since the last one and how many claims it touched. Then, claim by claim: the new evidence, what it does to the claim, and the action it asks for, each opening to the paper and the sentence that raised it. An edition changes nothing in the platform. It tells you what to decide and records what you decided.
An edition proposes. Your medical and writing teams decide, and the decision is kept with the claim, so the next edition starts from what you chose, not from what we suggested.
Built on the Evidence Library. Reads against the claims from the SCP Engine.