Worklist
Profile blockers, evidence state, review queue, and source capture.
The worklist is the team’s control plane: one row per profile run, with the blocking work stated in operational terms.
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| Profile Identifier | Current Stage | Evidence Gap | Source readiness | Action |
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Sources become usable evidence only after capture, extracted text, and source-packet provenance are visible to reviewers.
Sources & Packets
Batch capture saves uncaptured profile source URLs and extracts searchable text when available.
Filter to a profile to see source health, text coverage, and capture failures.
Pick a profile to see the source-intake inbox.
| Packet | Locator | Hash | Backup |
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Select a packet to inspect source provenance, parser fields, and reviewer-readable text/table.
Pick a source from Sources & Packets to open it here.
The review surface is claim-first and packet-gated: approve against exact source text, or use a documented judgment approval when packet-backed evidence supports the call.
Review Queue
Filter by profile to turn this into a real review queue.
Evidence Matrix
Select a claim to review evidence and proposed justifications.
Review the actual profile language paragraph by paragraph. Atomic claims and packet evidence are shown underneath as support, but this surface is about the words a reader will see.
Publication Review
Load a profile to inspect draft prose and evidence coverage.
Language Coverage
The reviewable prose appears here once a profile is loaded.
Publication is a snapshot workflow. A profile can export only when approved claims have packet-backed evidence, explicit review rationale where needed, and a complete source manifest.
Publication Gate
Load a profile slug to see publication blockers, evidence state, and approved claim export.
Snapshot & Manifest
No profile loaded. The approved-claim export and snapshot history appear here once a profile is loaded on the left.
Import turns researcher Markdown into source records and draft atomic claims. The next required step is source intake: capture URLs or manually import files before evidence review.
Import Researcher Markdown
Optional. Selecting a result fills the ID and label above. Broad searches may show OpenAleph duplicates; skip this if the subject is ambiguous.
or paste below — dropping a file on the text area works too
AI extraction (always on)
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Import Result
Imported sources are handled first. Claims enter the queue as “needs evidence” and should not move into review until their sources have readable packets.
Technical log optional — for troubleshooting
A step-by-step record of what the browser did during import. You can ignore this — it's
only useful if an import fails or looks wrong, to see (or send us) exactly what happened.
Waiting for import
Run an import to see the request, API, and extraction steps here.
Operations shows the external systems that affect review quality: optional AI paths, source capture providers, packet gates, and backup state.
Feature State
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Backup Policy
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LLM Usage & Model Mix
Internal token ledger for model-quality decisions. Prompts and source text are not stored.
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Audit Trail
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Account management — admin only. Create accounts, assign roles, reset passwords, and
deactivate users. New accounts must change their password on first sign-in.
Accounts
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