UC0524 · store-sensitivity · the deployment question, answered with real sample data
The model never needs to know the number.
Only that there is one.
The objection is right: no bank hands customer identifiers to a model. But this job does not need the value — it needs to know a value of that type is present. That difference is what makes the whole thing deployable. Below is one real store from this kit's corpus, its nine sampled documents, and exactly what leaves the building under each of the three ways you can run it.
The store, and the disagreement
DS-10000 — an object storage bucket owned by Claims Operations. Everything below is read from the kit's own corpus; every name and number in it is fabricated.
Where the masking happens
The order matters. Masking is deterministic code and it runs before anything is sent — not a model deciding what to hide.
Pick how you run it
Then read the nine documents below. The right-hand pane changes to show exactly what leaves your network.
The nine sampled documents
Every document above is real text from data/corpus/SS-0001.txt in this kit. The
corpus is synthetic and generated from a fixed seed: every name, identifier, card number,
address and email in it is fabricated and belongs to no real person or company. The schema
DS-CLASS-2026 is invented for this kit and is not a regulator's rule.
The measured figures quoted on the lane cards — 41 of 64 and 62 of 64 contradictions, 60.5% and 96.2% precision — are from the kit's own run records over all 64 stores, not from this one store.