# canli-validation-mcp

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**Repository:** https://github.com/arhancanli/canlicapital  
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## Description
canlicapital.com backtest validation. A verdict is not admission to anything and is not a forecast.

## Claude Desktop Quick Installation
Heuristic fallback — verify the package name and runner against the repository README before running it. Uses `npx` (confidence: low):

```json
"mcpServers": {
  "canli-validation-mcp": {
    "command": "npx",
    "args": ["-y","canli-validation-mcp"]
  }
}
```

## Documentation & README

# canlicapital.com

The public site for **Canli Capital**, and the surface where **ALPHAC** — a four-sleeve
cross-asset quant book — publishes its record while it is still small enough to be embarrassing.

**Created and maintained by [Arhan Canli](https://github.com/arhancanli) for Canli Capital.**
Development uses reviewed AI-assisted tooling, while project ownership, research decisions,
published claims, and release responsibility remain with Arhan Canli.
Machine-readable software citation metadata is provided in [`CITATION.cff`](https://github.com/arhancanli/canlicapital/blob/HEAD/CITATION.cff).

The engine that produces every number here is open too:
**[github.com/arhancanli/alphac](https://github.com/arhancanli/alphac)**.

Live: **[canlicapital.com](https://canlicapital.com)**

## Why this repo is public

The site's whole claim is *"a quant fund proving itself in public before it asks you to trust
it."* — the tagline in `config/brand.js`. A site that makes that claim and hides its own source
is asking for a trust it hasn't earned. So: this is the source, including the parts that enforce
honesty on us.

The load-bearing one is **`docs/retracted_claims.txt` in the engine repo**. When a number is
withdrawn it goes on a blocklist, and `check_retracted_claims.py` scans `dist/` and `public/` for
it before each deploy. It cannot be satisfied by deleting the number — a retracted figure must
still be quotable *inside its own retraction*, so a match counts only when the explanation is
absent from the surrounding window.

That check exists because the retraction here had already failed twice: a withdrawn DSR of 0.83
stayed on the homepage and in the social-unfurl card for six days after the signed chain formally
withdrew it. The pipeline was publishing the correction and the error in the same run.

The gate is now fail-closed for publication. Since 2026-08-19, both `live_tick.sh` and
`live_publish.sh` run `check_retracted_claims.py` after regeneration and skip the deploy when it
fails. Trading remains outside that blast radius: a publication defect can stop the website from
shipping, but cannot place, cancel, or delay an order.

## Publication surfaces

| surface | what it is |
|---|---|
| `index.html` | the landing: thesis, systems teaser, live record |
| `systems.html` | how the four sleeves work |
| `research.html` | the research programme, literature reviews, feasibility protocols |
| `performance.html` | the methodology and the honest numbers |
| `progress.html` | the build log |
| `open.html` | proven in the open: the kill log, the signed chain, glass-box artifacts |
| `verify.html` | independent verification instructions and downloadable evidence |
| `review.html` | the governed public criticism bench for five flagship papers |
| `foundry.html` | the fail-closed design and deployment-acceptance status for Foundry |
| `founder.html` | the ProfilePage that resolves every Arhan Canli authorship claim |
| `methodology.html` | evidence-linked answers to the research methodology questions |
| `research/*.html` | 111 generated technical reports, each with Scholar metadata and BibTeX |
| `research/topics/*.html` | 13 substantive subject and research-stage indexes |
| `measurements/*.html` | 89 generated Dataset pages with explicit claim boundaries |
| `engineering.html` | the open-source hub: the three repositories, what is hard in them, and a reading path |
| `notes/*.html` | engineering notes: post-mortems, derivations and design arguments |
| `tools/selection-risk.html` | the Selection Risk Lab: search a series with no edge, watch the deflation kill what you find |
| `tools/breadth.html` | the Breadth Lab: what a book of N sleeves is worth, and the ceiling no amount of breadth can pass |
| `tools/execution.html` | the Execution Reality Lab: which execution assumptions are costs, and which only look like costs |
| `tools/backtest-overfitting.html` | probability of backtest overfitting by Combinatorially Symmetric Cross-Validation, run in the browser on your own matrix |
| `tools.html` | the index of every browser calculator this project publishes |
| `developers.html` | the public read API: endpoints, the response envelope, and what each response cannot be used to claim |
| `costs.html` | every cost that can reach a return, whether the engine charges it, and which way the answer is wrong when it does not |
| `standards/paper-evidence.html` | canli.paper-evidence.v0, a proposed open standard whose required fields are the ones a performance claim usually omits |

`public/paper-state.json` and `public/glassbox/*` are written by the engine's publish job, not by
hand. They are the machine-readable form of every claim the pages make. Current corpus counts are
derived during the build from `public/research-index.json`,
`public/glassbox/trial_packet_manifest.json`, and the generated measurement directory; the sitemap
is generated from the same files rather than maintained separately. The present build contains
263 canonical URLs in the sitemap (all indexable), plus a public noindex evidence page for every incomplete registered
trial and one archival HTML paper per registered sleeve. It publishes
identity-level packets for all 228 recorded hypotheses, while
honestly marking 226 of those packets incomplete.

## Build and run

```sh
npm install
npm run build      # Vite multi-page build -> dist/
npm run preview    # serve the built dist
npm run dev        # dev server with hot reload
```

Three.js, GSAP + ScrollTrigger and Lenis are self-hosted — they install from npm and Vite
fingerprints them into `dist`. **Nothing is fetched from a CDN at runtime.** The build must stay
green, and source plus `dist` must contain zero em dashes (U+2014); both are audited before deploy.

## Brand and facts are single-sourced

`config/brand.js` is the one place names and numbers live. `js/shell.js` renders the nav and footer
from it so every page ships byte-identical chrome, and `js/main.js` binds `data-brand`,
`data-flagship`, `data-tagline` and `data-fact` nodes from it.

**`STATS` and `FACTS` are the only numeric claims permitted on the hand-authored marketing
surfaces.** Generated papers and measurement pages obtain their figures from engine exports and
carry their own source paths and claim boundaries. `audit-published-numbers.mjs` reconciles the
shared site-level figures; do not add a number to either layer without binding it to an
authoritative artifact.

## Not investment advice

Nothing on this site or in this repo is investment advice, an offer, or a solicitation. The record
published here is **paper trading**; the published ALPHAC strategy record includes no funded performance. Simulated and past
performance do not indicate future results. See `LICENSE`: provided "as is", without warranty.