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The saved mapper distinguishes a supplied claim from a verified market map. Its source framing says six layers and forty seven plus projects, but names only foundation models as a layer and four projects: OpenAI, Anthropic, Google and Meta. Five additional layers are explicitly not enumerated in the supplied excerpt. At sixty pixels per layer the total bar measures three hundred sixty, the named layer sixty and the unenumerated remainder three hundred. The project names and funding phrase are source claims in this page, not independently verified current inventory. The visitor writes a gap hypothesis and supporting evidence into two text fields. Saving builds a local object containing the source layers, four named projects, source claims, the two visitor fields and status unverified hypothesis. Entering evidence does not change that status to verified. A simple numeric checklist has two inputs and one stored status; at one hundred twenty pixels per item the bars measure two hundred forty, one hundred twenty and one hundred twenty. The tool does not query companies, evaluate investment opportunities, rank evidence or infer a missing market category. Saving writes to local storage under the agent economy map key and renders the saved gap only when that gap is nonempty. Reset removes that key and reloads the document. Export reads the saved object, adds an export timestamp and downloads JSON. Export before saving therefore produces a timestamped empty object rather than a complete generated market map. One saved record, one local storage key and one export file have equal bars of one hundred sixty pixels. These operations stay in the browser; a hypothesis becomes supported only after the visitor collects and evaluates evidence outside this source.