We publish our audit record because accuracy claims should be checkable. Every entry on this site runs through an automated fact-audit pipeline (accuracy audit → source-grounded repair → visual QA); this page is generated from that pipeline's own report, not written by hand.
This is a fiction/fan codex: entries describe an in-universe canon. Our audits check canon and internal consistency — external fact-checking does not apply the way it does on real-subject codexes.
Last full accuracy audit: 2026-08-26 · 30 entries checked · 19 flagged · 58 issues confirmed · 19 corrected · 39 still open
Martin Silenus — The entry lists 'the Detective' as a separate figure from Brawne Lamia, but Brawne Lamia is the Detective; the list should include Brawne Lamia and Het Masteen, not 'the Detective' as a distinct role.
Martin Silenus — The entry says Silenus emigrated to 'the Hegemony' but canon specifies he emigrated to the planet Lusus.
The Shrike — The Shrike is not affiliated with the Ousters; it was created by the TechnoCore as part of the UI (Ultimate Intelligence) project, not by the Ousters via the Tree of Pain.
The Shrike — The Shrike's existence is not tied to the Ousters' manipulation of the Time Tombs; it is a construct of the TechnoCore, placed in the Time Tombs as part of a temporal paradox.
Brawne Lamia — Brawne Lamia is not the lover of Martin Silenus; she is the lover of Johnny (the downloaded persona of the cybrid John Keats), and Martin Silenus is a separate pilgrim with no romantic relationship with her.
Brawne Lamia — Brawne Lamia's daughter is not named Rachel; her daughter is named Rachel is actually the daughter of Sol Weintraub. Brawne Lamia's child with Johnny is a boy named John Keats Lamia (or simply 'the child').
Hegemony Senate — Earth was destroyed in the 13th century A.D. (1309 A.D.), not the 14th century.
Hegemony Senate — The Schism War is a canonical conflict in the Hyperion Cantos, so the claim that it is non-canonical is incorrect.
Hegemony Marines — The Hegemony Armed Forces (HAF) are not a primary military enforcement arm; the primary military forces are the Hegemony's Home Guard and Hegemony Navy, while Hegemony Marines are a specific branch, and the entry incorrectly conflates HAF with the Marines and
Hegemony Marines — The All Thing and Datasphere are not standard communication tools for Hegemony military forces; they use the Hegemony military datasphere or fatline, not the All Thing or Datasphere as distinct from TechnoCore's Consensus.
Ousters — The claim that 'the Time Tomes are a product of the farcaster network and Ouster history' is inaccurate; the Time Tomes are a creation of the Ousters themselves, not the farcaster network.
Ousters — The claim that 'the Ousters are not linked to the origins of the Shrike or the Time Tomes' is partially misleading; the Ousters are directly linked to the Time Tomes, as the Tomes are an Ouster artifact.
The Hegemony of Man — The 'Church of All Worlds' is not a canonical religious order; the correct name is the 'Church of the Final Atonement' (or the 'Shrike Church').
The Hegemony of Man — The 'Time Tombs' Graces' is not a canonical term; the Time Tombs are associated with the Shrike and Labyrinthine structures, but 'Graces' is invented or misattributed.
The Second Ouster War — The entry states that the Hegemony destroyed Ouster 'homeworlds' during the Second Ouster War, but in established canon, the Ousters are a nomadic, space-dwelling culture without fixed homeworlds.
The Second Ouster War — The entry describes the war as a 'direct military confrontation' where the Hegemony mobilized its 'full technological and biological arsenal,' but the Second Ouster War in canon is primarily a cold war or series of skirmishes and proxy conflicts, not a single,
All content is fetchable as JSON at /data/content/ · llms.txt · sitemap
Spotted an error? Suggest an edit — reader reports go straight into the audit queue.