A cutsheet arrives — one of thousands.
It's logged the moment it enters. Nothing enters silently; even a rejected file leaves a record of why.
This is what happens between "we have 20,000 files" and "every answer has a receipt."
It's logged the moment it enters. Nothing enters silently; even a rejected file leaves a record of why.
Each one stays tied to the exact spot on the page it came from. Not summaries — receipts.
400°F, says the 2012 cutsheet. 300°F, says the 2019 revision. Most systems would pick one silently. This one stops.
One decision: the 2019 revision wins. The old value is retired — visibly, with the reasoning attached, not deleted.
They get the approved answer and the page it came from. Ask why, and it shows the whole trail — including the value it retired.
Every extracted fact keeps the exact page region it came from. Deleting the source visibly orphans the fact — nothing quietly outlives its evidence.
"Unit 245", "size-245", and "the size-245 plenum unit" resolve to one thing — so an answer about it draws on every document that mentions it.
Facts link to parts, parts to drawings, drawings to specs. Questions that span documents — the ones that matter — follow those links instead of guessing.
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