A week takes one issuer and walks its senior claims in the order a reader meets them. The first card lays out the ladder, the middle cards carry the four rubric dimensions with the reasoning behind each score, and the last card returns to the number the reader started with.
No card composes a score. Every dimension score is read from the published instrument grading tab and every composite from the company grading tab, shown with the date it was graded. Every mechanic on a card points at the filing that establishes it. Where a figure is an estimate it is marked, and where a grade is not yet verified the company does not appear. The rubric that defines the bands lives on the Claims Grade page.
A company joins the series once its Claims Grade is verified against filings. Weeks publish here as they run.
The Claims Grade rubric states the four dimensions and the letter ladder they sum to. The methodology page holds the bands and the worked archetypes. This series is neither of those. It is the reading, one issuer at a time, of stacks that have already been graded.
For the live measurement behind any week, the company pages carry the current CEBE, Senior Claims % and capital structure, and the tracker carries the fleet.