Review a revision before it becomes current.
For: Knowledge owners and security reviewers
Separate candidate compilation from the active World, preserve change history and keep human decisions explicit.
Automated extraction becomes operational risk when updates silently replace the knowledge used by production systems.
- Input
- A new or updated collection
- Action
- Compile a candidate, review and activate explicitly
- Output
- A reviewed revision with change history
From a new filing to an approved revision.
- 01
Compile a candidate
- 02
Route review reasons
- 03
Inspect source versus result
- 04
Activate explicitly
- 05
Rollback when needed
What a reviewer signs, and what stays on record.
- Candidate-to-active lifecycle
- Human activation gate
- Activity and audit records
- Budget and retention controls
Check the sample
A candidate, before any activation.
Table of Contents Summary Governance Directors Compensation Proposals Other Information Audit Committee Ron Sugar (Chair) Primary Responsibilities: Wanda Austin Monica Lozano ●…
A governance passage from the proxy — the kind of region a reviewer opens beside the compiled result before activating a candidate.
- Sample lifecycle
- candidate
- Candidate promotion
- false
- validation/report.json
- passed
“Passed” reports artifact validation of this public candidate.
Inspect the review and activation contractFive public Apple filings, compiled with the TypeScript sample compiler.
WHAT TO PLAN FOR Before your first compile
Activation is a human decision by design.
Team setup is arranged with us rather than bought at a checkout. Each workspace is a single-member workspace; shared roles, invitations and organization administration are not available.
Rollback restores a prior revision. It does not undo downstream use of an older answer.
Planning a first compile? See how a design partnership works.
Next: Check the evidence in Resources, or the exact product contract in the documentation.