A Corpus-Fit Assessment settles the question that has to be answered before anything larger is worth discussing: can the engine operate on your records, at what depth, and what would have to change first. It is run by Living Eden Frameworks against a corpus you nominate, and it returns findings rather than a rating.
The engine does not apply itself the same way twice. It has been pointed at several very different corpus types and has shaped itself differently to each, so what comes back is the ways it could work on your records, not a single prescribed one.
To request one, email TheArchitect@livingedenframeworks.com and say what corpus you want read and what you need from it. That second part is not a formality: the same records can support very different work, and two organisations holding the same corpus routinely need different things from it. We would rather build from what you actually need than let the engine assume it. If you are not sure the corpus is suitable, say that instead; working that out is part of what the assessment is for.
Each build offers a free Try It: two runs on public corpora, so you can watch the engine work before committing to anything. A Corpus-Fit Assessment is the step after that, and the difference is that it runs against your records and is shaped by what you need from them.
Beyond it are the routes described on the licensing page: a field license scoped to a named program, or a Secure Enclave deployment where the engine runs sealed inside your own confidential-compute environment. An assessment does not obligate you to either, and neither requires one first.
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