Coverage

103 open

Where the reference itself is still thin. This page says what Litmus does not yet cover well — computed from the reference's own structure, not from any product.

A gap is a place to do more work — not a verdict on a product.

A material or claim is never wrong because the reference is thin here. These are the missing, provisional, and not-yet-connected corners of the framework — research and review opportunities, held in the open. Every figure below is a plain count over the 80 claims, 86 certificates, and 42 programs in the reference, with the exact entries listed.

Entries not yet reviewed

66 of 208

Entries drafted from domain knowledge but not yet checked against current program documentation. Still usable — treat them as provisional, not verified.

Certificates no claim relies on

9 of 86

Certificates and labels the reference describes, but that no claim yet leans on as evidence. The document is modeled; the link from a claim to it isn't there yet.

Programs not yet connected to claims

24 of 42

Rating systems the reference lists, but that no claim maps to yet — mostly regional programs still being connected to the claims they recognize.

Claims with no evidence path

2 of 80

Phrases the reference recognizes but can't yet tell you how to back up: there's no document modeled that would prove them.

Claims not tied to any program