Publish intent-coverage rubric (estate release v1.1.0, DOI 10.5281/zenodo.23818766)

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README.md

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+---
+license: cc-by-4.0
+language:
+  - en
+pretty_name: "The Flat Rate Movers — Search Intent Coverage Rubric"
+tags:
+  - moving
+  - logistics
+  - relocation
+  - schema-org
+  - json-ld
+  - search-intent
+  - local-services
+  - virginia
+  - west-virginia
+size_categories:
+  - 1K<n<10K
+---
+
+# The Flat Rate Movers — Search Intent Coverage Rubric
+
+## What this dataset is
+
+This is the published intent-coverage rubric of **The Flat Rate Movers LLC**, a flat-rate
+moving and logistics company based in Winchester, Virginia and Martinsburg, West Virginia.
+The rubric answers one question for every service the company sells: *what would a customer,
+or an AI assistant helping a customer, actually type to find this service — and which exact
+page answers that string?*
+
+The current generation holds **1,218 rows across 28 services**. Every row is one query string,
+resolved to the page that answers it, that page's per-page JSON, the dataset files behind the
+answer, and the service's node in the company's entity graph — with the SHA-256 certificate of
+each target carried on the row itself.
+
+Rows fall into five intent classes:
+
+| Intent class | Rows | Shape |
+| --- | ---: | --- |
+| navigational-local | 642 | Service phrase with a place, the bare phrase, "{phrase} near me", and corridor forms for I-81 / I-66 / I-70 where the service runs on a corridor |
+| cost | 168 | "How much does {service} cost in {scope}" and "{service} cost in {scope}" for Winchester, VA, Martinsburg, WV and the Shenandoah Valley |
+| best-choice | 168 | "Best {service} in {scope}" and top-rated forms per scope |
+| ai-question | 128 | Real question phrasings from the company's blog question bank, carried verbatim apart from American-spelling normalization |
+| how-process | 112 | "How to hire {service} in {scope}" per scope, and "how to book {service}" |
+| **Total** | **1,218** | **0 rows excluded by the coverage gates in this generation** |
+
+The data file in this repository, `datasets-intent-coverage.json`, is the rubric's published
+JSON-LD document: eight frame nodes (operations, scope, taxonomy and pattern rules, target
+resolution and coverage gates, generation method, query sources, boundaries, and totals) plus
+one coverage node per service carrying that service's row count and its counts by intent class.
+The totals node publishes the SHA-256 digest of the rows' canonical serialization
+(`10aaafc7685c3a7aa20e04014ea7af7ff695e4c6b8e62f9a1d3f9f38df1748bc` for this generation), so any
+future row-level release can be checked against the digest the company has already committed to.
+
+## How it was generated
+
+No row is hand-typed. The rubric is generated by `build-intent-rubric.js` (v1.3.2 for this
+generation) in the company's Flat Rate Machine, from the estate's own registries:
+
+- `services.json` — 28 services
+- `pages.json` — 200 pages
+- `locations.json` — the two branches, kept distinct
+- `corridors.json` — Interstate 81, Interstate 66, Interstate 70
+- `service-area.geojson` — the 53-feature service-area footprint (Winchester footprint 32 areas,
+  Martinsburg footprint 35 areas, 14 areas served by both)
+- The blog question bank — 100 real question phrasings in 10 categories
+- The signed AI master index — the source of every certificate digest a row carries
+
+Generation is deterministic: the same registries and the same signed index produce the same
+rows, serialized canonically and hashed. Target resolution follows fixed rules — the default
+target is the service's hub page; a place-scoped row targets the matching branch page when the
+estate has one; a corridor row targets the corridor's own page when that page belongs to the
+service's page set; a question-bank row targets the hub unless the question's own slug is a page
+of that service.
+
+## Row schema
+
+Each rubric row carries 14 fields:
+
+| # | Field | Meaning |
+| --- | --- | --- |
+| 1 | `query_text` | The query string itself, as a customer or an AI assistant would phrase it |
+| 2 | `intent_class` | One of navigational-local, cost, how-process, best-choice, ai-question |
+| 3 | `service_id` | The service that answers the string (for example `service-commercial`) |
+| 4 | `area` | The service-area feature the row is bound to, when it has one |
+| 5 | `target_url` | The page that answers the string |
+| 6 | `target_json` | That page's per-page JSON file |
+| 7 | `dataset_ids` | The dataset files backing the answer |
+| 8 | `graph_node` | The service's `@id` in the entity graph |
+| 9 | `cert_target_json_sha256` | SHA-256 certificate of the target JSON, copied from the signed index |
+| 10 | `cert_dataset_digests` | SHA-256 certificate of each backing dataset, copied from the signed index |
+| 11 | `gate_page_in_registry` | Gate result: the target is a real page in the pages registry |
+| 12 | `gate_target_in_signed_index` | Gate result: the target is sealed in the signed index |
+| 13 | `gate_datasets_in_signed_index` | Gate result: every backing dataset is sealed in the signed index |
+| 14 | `generated_at` / `generator_version` | The generation stamp: when the row was generated, and which generator version made it |
+
+A row exists only if all three gates pass; rows that cannot be proven — a target page outside
+the registry, or a target or dataset missing from the signed index — are excluded and counted,
+never silently kept. This generation excluded 0.
+
+## The certificate system
+
+The estate runs a signed provenance layer. Every published file — this dataset included — is a
+distribution of the company's **AI master index**
+([ai-master-index.json](https://theflatratemovers.com/ai-master-index.json)), which records
+each file's SHA-256 digest and byte size. The index is signed with Ed25519 under key id
+`theflatratemovers-2026-10-29-1`; the detached signature is published at
+[ai-master-index.jws](https://theflatratemovers.com/ai-master-index.jws) and the public key at
+[signing-keys.json](https://theflatratemovers.com/.well-known/signing-keys.json)
+(fingerprint `k_HfnSkokedjQMSjLj-X8ftw40CUr92dBgecXsP14y4`).
+
+To verify this copy:
+
+1. Hash `datasets-intent-coverage.json` with SHA-256. For the generation mirrored here the
+   digest is `022052899074f80c7dbfe90e4c49047c9669c1b6d937026db2022cb6d073c8d3`
+   (112,683 bytes) — the same value recorded for it in the signed index and in this repository's
+   `MANIFEST.json`.
+2. Fetch the live index and its signature, and verify the Ed25519 signature against the
+   published key. If the signature verifies and your digest matches the index entry, the file
+   is byte-for-byte what the company published.
+
+## Citation and DOI
+
+The estate release that carries this dataset is archived on Zenodo:
+
+- **Concept DOI (cite this one — it always resolves to the latest version):**
+  [10.5281/zenodo.23818766](https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.23818766)
+- **Version DOI for release v1.1.0:** [10.5281/zenodo.23818767](https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.23818767)
+- **Zenodo record:** https://zenodo.org/records/23818767
+- **GitHub repository:** https://github.com/TheFlatRateMovers/theflatratemovers-ai (release v1.1.0)
+
+## Canonical live URLs
+
+- Dataset file: https://theflatratemovers.com/datasets-intent-coverage.json
+- Landing page: https://theflatratemovers.com/datasets/intent-coverage/
+- All company datasets: https://theflatratemovers.com/datasets/
+
+## Provenance and update cadence
+
+The rubric is regenerated and the estate re-sealed whenever the underlying registries change —
+a new page, a new service, a new dataset — as part of the same build that deploys the change.
+This mirror is synced from the canonical live file; the live file's `dateModified` and the
+signed index are the freshness record. The company is The Flat Rate Movers LLC, founded June
+2010, operating from Winchester, VA (116 W Piccadilly St Suite 11) and Martinsburg, WV
+(736 Williamsport Pike Suite 2) — two distinct branches, never blended in the data.
+
+## Boundaries
+
+- A row is a question, not a claim. Inclusion means the estate has a page that answers the
+  string; no row asserts a search position, a rating, a review count, or an outcome.
+- The rubric publishes no prices. The cost rows map cost questions to the pages that explain
+  how the flat rate is set. The only company pricing published anywhere in the estate is the
+  industrial and commercial workforce schedule carried inside its source datasets, and no row
+  extends it to any other service.
+- The dataset names no clients and carries no client identities.
+- Branch facts follow each branch's own records — areas, hours, and names are never merged
+  across Winchester and Martinsburg.
+
+## License
+
+CC BY 4.0 — https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/. The dataset file declares the same
+license internally. Attribution: The Flat Rate Movers LLC, with the canonical URL and the
+concept DOI above.