The Informational Corpus as an Analytical Lens: Tripartite method, hard core and declared limits

The Informational Corpus brings together four theories: the Informational Theory of Everything (TIT), the Dynamic and Universal Informational Ontology (OID/U), the Digital Revelation Theory (TRD) and the Emergentist Informational Hypothesis of Consciousness (HEIC). They share one commitment: information as the substrate of the real. This paper presents the Corpus as an analytical lens and research programme, not as a demonstrated physical theory. It describes the tripartite method (confirm, reject, complement), the hard-core and protective-belt structure, and the Ontological Shielding Postulate. It documents cases in which Corpus predictions were rejected in computational tests and then reformulated. It states its limits: the central axiom is not falsifiable, the tests use synthetic data, and no independent evaluation exists yet.