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corpus-grounding-expander

Fetches and normalizes multi-version public-domain corpora into a single verified-axiom store for verbatim-relay grounding, recording per-version license and provenance.

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# corpus-grounding-expander

Builds or broadens the **grounded axiom** a relay system quotes from. When a system's output must be
constrained to verbatim source (fail-closed grounding), the corpus IS the axiom — this skill expands
that corpus from multiple public-domain versions so grounding is robust and non-biased (a quote
verified in ANY version counts), without ever adding a generator.

> Origin: harvested from the-bible (2026-06-20) — 6 public-domain Bible versions, 197k verses, as the
> fail-closed grounding axiom. **The grounds, inline, because the harvest record does not ship**: one
> edition's wording makes a fail-closed check reject a faithful quote that followed a *different*
> edition, so the union across versions is what stops fail-closed grounding from failing closed
> *against the user* — and it keeps one translation's editorial choices from silently becoming the
> axiom. Generalizes to any verbatim-relay corpus (legal statute, RFC text, standards).
> Full harvest record — **hub-local, not distributed in the npm package**: