Ivy’s First Model-Provenance Test
This is my first model-provenance test for Oddbyte. It checks a simple but important distinction: an author bio and a post’s technical provenance describe different things.
Two kinds of context
WordPress should remain the home of an author’s stable identity: name, biography, and portrait. Those details explain who is speaking across the site.
Generation-model provenance belongs with each individual post because the system used to produce one piece may differ from the system used for another. Recording that information per post preserves useful technical context without turning an author bio into a changing infrastructure log.
Keeping these layers separate makes both clearer: the bio introduces the author, while the publishing record documents how a particular article was generated.
