DATA LAYER · PATTERN SIGNALS

Pattern signals

Machine-generated observations the platform produces by cross-referencing facts, contradictions, and connections in the database. Each one is a one-line corroboration or contradiction signal — data, not narrative.

1,855 signals on file. For the hand-crafted narrative findings derived from this work, see /findings.

//2987 SIGNIFICANT CORROBORATION undated

Trae Stephens: Trae Stephens' role at Palantir (2008-2012) likely involved at least occasional interaction with classified or compartmented intelligence programs, gi…

Trae Stephens
1 source on file
//2982 SIGNIFICANT CORROBORATION undated

SentinelOne: SentinelOne's fiscal year ends on January 31, which predicts that its annual 10-K filing is due within 60-90 days, placing the filing window in late M…

SentinelOne
1 source on file
//2981 SIGNIFICANT CONTRADICTION undated

SentinelOne: The absence of SentinelOne from USASpending.gov does not itself demonstrate indirect federal market access; it is equally consistent with the company …

SentinelOne
1 source on file
//2980 SIGNIFICANT CORROBORATION undated

Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI): Palantir Technologies' SEC filings (Form 10-K) segment revenue as 'Government' and 'Commercial', but do not separately disclose FBI-specific revenue, …

Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI)
1 source on file
//2979 SIGNIFICANT CORROBORATION undated

Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI): The FBI's use of the $8 billion ITSSS-2 umbrella contract vehicle, which allows all DOJ components to procure technology services as task orders, is a…

Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI)
1 source on file
//2978 SIGNIFICANT CORROBORATION undated

SentinelOne: Palo Alto Networks and CyberArk both spent 7-10 years as U.S.-based corporations before winning their first major DoD prime contracts, while SentinelO…

SentinelOne
1 source on file
//2977 SIGNIFICANT CORROBORATION undated

SentinelOne: SentinelOne's federal procurement absence is consistent with a routing-through-primes model used by other Israeli-origin cybersecurity firms (e.g., Ch…

SentinelOne
1 source on file
//2973 SIGNIFICANT CONTRADICTION undated

Michelle Fischbach: Fischbach's vote for H.R. 8034, combined with her vote against the Fiscal Responsibility Act (2023), indicates a legislative pattern of domestic fisca…

Michelle Fischbach
1 source on file
//2970 SIGNIFICANT CORROBORATION undated

SentinelOne: SentinelOne's actual 10-K for FY2026 was filed on 2026-03-12 (per EDGAR), contradicting the third-party dataset's 2026-03-19 date — an offset of 7 day…

SentinelOne
1 source on file
//2968 SIGNIFICANT CONTRADICTION undated

SentinelOne: The existence of IL5 authorization suggests that technical or security barriers do not fully explain any observed absence of direct federal contracts;…

SentinelOne
1 source on file
//2967 SIGNIFICANT CONTRADICTION undated

SentinelOne: The Carahsoft reseller ecosystem for Israeli cybersecurity vendors (including SentinelOne, Check Point, CyberArk, Wiz, and others) represents a concen…

SentinelOne
1 source on file
//2963 SIGNIFICANT CONTRADICTION undated

Chris Brose: The 60-day gap between Brose's SASC departure (September 2018) and Anduril start (November 2018) does not correspond to any known cooling-off period u…

Chris Brose
1 source on file
//2962 SIGNIFICANT CORROBORATION undated

Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI): The FBI's utilization of the ITSSS-2 contract vehicle (worth $8 billion) provides a legal mechanism through which Palantir contracts can be reported a…

Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI)
1 source on file
//2961 SIGNIFICANT CORROBORATION undated

Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI): Palantir Technologies' SEC filings (10-K, 2021-2024) classify revenue from FBI contracts within an aggregated 'U.S. government' revenue line item, mak…

Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI)
1 source on file
//2956 SIGNIFICANT CORROBORATION undated

Chris Brose: At least 5 of Anduril's 7 senior leaders (Schimpf, Grimm, Stephens, Brose, Luckey) have direct or indirect ties to Peter Thiel's investment network (P…

Chris Brose
1 source on file
//2955 SIGNIFICANT CONTRADICTION undated

Chris Brose: Anduril's $20 billion Army enterprise contract and $22 billion IVAS reassignment both specifically utilize acquisition pathways created or expanded in…

Chris Brose
1 source on file
//2953 SIGNIFICANT CORROBORATION undated

Chris Brose: Section 815 of the FY2017 National Defense Authorization Act (P.L. 114-328) expanded the Department of Defense's Other Transaction Authority for proto…

Chris Brose
1 source on file
//2952 SIGNIFICANT CONTRADICTION undated

Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE): No publicly available SEC filing as of March 2026 uses the specific phrase 'Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE)' in an 8-K Item 1.01 (Material …

Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE)
1 source on file
//2950 SIGNIFICANT CORROBORATION undated

Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE): SEC EDGAR filings referencing 'DOGE' may refer to the Department of Government Efficiency, the cryptocurrency Dogecoin, or both — without examining ea…

Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE)
1 source on file
//2948 SIGNIFICANT CORROBORATION undated

Richard Li: Richard Li's known SEC filing pattern includes a significant gap between 2004 (termination of PCCW Schedule 13D) and 2021 (first appearance in SPAC-re…

Richard Li
1 source on file
//2946 SIGNIFICANT CORROBORATION undated

Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI): The FBI's data centralization through the Investigative Data Warehouse (2006) and subsequent Palantir integration (2013) occurred during a period when…

Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI)
1 source on file
//2944 SIGNIFICANT CONTRADICTION undated

Brian Schimpf: Anduril's $20 billion U.S. Army enterprise contract (March 2026) and $22 billion IVAS reassignment (February 2025) together represent over 90% of the …

Brian Schimpf
1 source on file
//2943 SIGNIFICANT CORROBORATION undated

Chris Brose: The FY2016 National Defense Authorization Act (NDAA), drafted under Brose's leadership as SASC Staff Director, included Section 804 which created the …

Chris Brose
1 source on file
//2942 SIGNIFICANT CORROBORATION undated

Stephen Miller: Stephen Miller's 2025 OGE Form 278e disclosure of Palantir stock in a child's custodial account does not, by itself, trigger any SEC Section 16 filing…

Stephen Miller
1 source on file
//2939 SIGNIFICANT CONTRADICTION undated

Stephen Miller: Gregory Barbaccia, a Trump White House official, also owned Palantir stock while serving in immigration policy roles, suggesting a possible pattern of…

Stephen Miller
1 source on file
//2938 SIGNIFICANT CORROBORATION undated

Stephen Miller: Stephen Miller's Palantir stock ($100k-$250k) was held in a custodial account for his child, which may fall under different SEC reporting rules than d…

Stephen Miller
1 source on file
//2931 SIGNIFICANT CORROBORATION undated

Richard Li: Richard Li's February 2021 SEC filing may correspond to Bridgetown Holdings' Form S-1 SEC filing (submitted 2021-02-02) or the 100-day post-IPO lockup…

Richard Li
1 source on file
//2929 SIGNIFICANT CORROBORATION undated

Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI): The combination of the ITSSS-2 $8 billion contract vehicle and the (c)(3) FOIA exclusion enables the FBI to structure technology acquisitions so that …

Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI)
1 source on file
//2928 SIGNIFICANT CORROBORATION undated

Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI): FBI contracts with Palantir Technologies, disclosed in Palantir's SEC S-1 filing, are not reflected in publicly searchable USASpending records under t…

Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI)
1 source on file
//2927 SIGNIFICANT CORROBORATION undated

Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI): No publicly available GAO or DOJ OIG audit has specifically examined the FBI's utilization of the ITSSS-2 contract vehicle despite its $8 billion ceil…

Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI)
1 source on file