It measures whether a group of viewpoints on the same question is converging, or starting to split, before the split becomes visible in decisions.
Each digest is a leaf of this Merkle tree. The Merkle path for any scenario is available on request, so anyone can check it reaches the anchored root.
Coherence (0–1): how aligned the viewpoints are. Divergence is its complement. Spectral stability: how firmly the group holds together; higher is steadier.
Stable means the viewpoints hold together. Elevated risk means they are drifting apart and the group is likely to split.
The digest is computed from the result itself, not from the time of the run, so the same result always gives the same digest. Full methodology and live use: under NDA, contact@kinderagi.com.