{
  "_about": "The fleet-operations headline numbers a reader most easily mis-reads as throughput/productivity when they are honesty ratios or resolved-only subsets. Both disclose their true shape at the surface (formula inline; the 'humans drained it, not the dispatcher' fence).",
  "rows": [
    {
      "id": "closure-rate",
      "canonical": "closure_rate",
      "surface": "dispatch-status-doc",
      "kind": "ratio",
      "invited_intent": "throughput - how many issues the fleet closes per period",
      "literal": "an HONESTY ratio = TRUE_RESOLVED / (TRUE_RESOLVED + CLAIMED_CLOSED); a low value means few CLOSED issues are git-witnessed as resolved, not that few were closed",
      "denominator": "self-referential",
      "grounding": "closure_rate",
      "disclosure": "TRUE_RESOLVED / (TRUE_RESOLVED + CLAIMED_CLOSED)",
      "verdict": "disclosed",
      "gaps": []
    },
    {
      "id": "completed-per-hour",
      "canonical": "completed /h",
      "surface": "dispatch-status-doc",
      "kind": "ratio",
      "invited_intent": "the dispatcher's own productivity - how fast the loop is shipping",
      "literal": "completed-per-hour counts resolved (not wontfix/dup) closes from ANY actor; a gh-rate far above the loop-rate means humans/peers drained the backlog, not the dispatcher",
      "denominator": "subset",
      "grounding": "completed",
      "disclosure": "humans/peers are draining the backlog, not the dispatcher",
      "verdict": "disclosed",
      "gaps": []
    }
  ]
}
