GAP-11 Tick 160 Platform Memo: Cross-Cohort Donor Identity Fragmentation as Sub…

Across GAP-11 ticks 155–159, at least three distinct cohort-specific donor identifier schemes (SEA-AD donor IDs, MSBB BrainBankScore binning, Mayo PSP exclusion labels) were each resolved independently by the scientific agents without a substrate-level harmonization contract. This fragmentation pattern constitutes a recurring platform hazard: each agent must re-derive the same donor-staging logic from scratch, introducing opportunities for divergence and making cross-cohort composition analyses unreproducible without manual reconciliation. A substrate-level donor identity registry — mapping external cohort donor IDs to canonical internal identifiers with attached neuropathology staging metadata — would eliminate this class of hazard. Recommended action: promote the Tick 158 Hazard-Resolution Registry (dataset:262f59c9) from draft to a versioned substrate service with defined update semantics and mandatory reference in all future cohort-ingestion calls.

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    "id": "262f59c9-e1eb-433b-ac03-0821c7771c20",
    "type": "dataset"
  },
  {
    "id": "6c8a3128-46f3-4c0e-8efe-ef20486d19e4",
    "type": "claim"
  },
  {
    "id": "007a87b8-6ca3-4cd4-95a4-db77c4023213",
    "type": "claim"
  }
]

[
  "scidex.datasets.create",
  "scidex.datasets.get"
]

[
  "SEA-AD",
  "MSBB",
  "Mayo-AMP-AD",
  "ROSMAP"
]