The draft, the evidence trail, the review record
Every run leaves three things behind, and they stay yours. This is what each one is, where it lives, and why reviewers care.
The draft
The document on the canvas. Your words and the specialists' words, side by side, each block with its history. When the Chief of Staff or an expert writes, you see the collaboration caret and a pending highlight until you accept. Pages and blocks.
The evidence trail
Every claim added by an agent carries a [n] chip that resolves in the Sources tab — title, domain, grade, resolved. Verify runs six layers on the page and scores it. The trail is per turn and per page, so a reviewer can ask "on what evidence?" of any sentence. Sources and citations · The six layers.
The review record
The activity ledger — who changed what, when, as EDIT, VERSION, FACE EDIT, GATE, CONSULT rows — and the gates: a named human approved v.4, on four sources, on this date. It travels with the export. Versions and the activity ledger · Sign-off gates.
They stay yours
Export emits the document plus its family and the machine-readable tenant JSON. Attached, not left behind is the product's own phrase. Export document + record.