AI Overview Capture Registry — EA-WG-CAPTURES-01 v12.167 is a versioned snapshot of the Crimson Hexagonal Archive's longitudinal reception instrument, deposited by Lee Sharks on 12 October 2026. It supersedes v10.9 (#1461). It records 633 semantic addresses carrying 811 dated captures across 84 dates, spanning 7 June to 12 October 2026.
The registry documents what machine composition layers make of a named entity when asked for it at a specific semantic address, on a specific date, in a specific authentication state. Each capture records the exact issued string, the surface, the evidence class, the returned source strip with each source's relation to the archive, a verbatim transcript where obtainable, a match type and a Provenance Erasure Rate. 792 captures carry a transcript and 328 a frame; 505 are PER-scored at a mean of 0.506, against 0.603 at v10.9.
The citable unit is the capture — one surface, one semantic address, one date. Each address has had its own page since 25 September 2026, and is the right unit when a claim concerns the address rather than one system's behaviour.
Between v10.9 and this edition the instrument changed in five ways. The canonical store moved from the rebuild file to the projection (data/EA-WG-CAPTURES-01.json) on 17 August, and the rebuild store was sealed. ChatGPT grew from 3 captures to 167, and Grok, Perplexity, Claude and Qwen entered. Source chips became data. A coverage audit (#1614) made the transcript count monotone. And on 12 October, 43 deposits were captured at their own record pages' Ask ChatGPT prompts, signed out: the author was retained in all 43, the archive in 27 and the identifier in 22.
The core data is attached as an 18.7 MB bundle with a SHA-256. Its 469 capture frames are manifested at their canonical paths rather than duplicated. Known defects — two addresses declaring more observations than they hold, twelve PER scores inconsistent with their markers, four captures with no surface recorded — are listed in the record and not repaired, since repair runs in its own mode.