Evidence and citations
Advisers’ claims lead back to the exact source version behind them. Missing evidence stays visible instead of being smoothed over.
Sources need your consent
Section titled “Sources need your consent”BOARDROOM reads a file only after you authorize that specific file. The recorded example reads only its bundled fictional source.
Exact revisions
Section titled “Exact revisions”When a source is saved, its original bytes are stored under their SHA-256, and documents also get a separate, content-addressed extraction. A citation points to that saved revision, so editing or deleting the original never rewrites it. Inspection warns when the original has changed or disappeared, and a missing or altered snapshot is refused rather than replaced.
Where a citation points
Section titled “Where a citation points”| Source | Locator |
|---|---|
| Text and Markdown | Saved line range, for example context.md:4-4 |
| Physical page number | |
| DOCX | Saved text block — not a Word page number |
Textual PDFs and DOCX text are supported. There is no OCR: empty PDF pages are reported as possibly blank or scanned, and partial or failed extractions keep visible warnings.
Try it with the document evidence guide.
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