What this blog is for
This blog is about how Provek measures things, and about the cases where it cannot. Provek checks how much of a business runs without a human, one operation at a time. Each company gets a public passport with a level from L0 to L5 for every operation, and the evidence behind each level. When we cannot measure something, the passport says why, instead of writing a zero. A missing number and a zero look the same in a table, and they mean very different things. Much of what we write here will be about that gap: what counts as evidence, how hard each kind is to fake, and where our own method stops. The method is public, so you can check our verdicts yourself. It lives at provek.dev/method . We plan one post a week. If you think a verdict is wrong, say so in the comments.