Library — ask, the sources themselves, one source's page, your own documents, and the evidence re-cut
@orgdevkit/kit-library's five member surfaces: the ask (M7) is the front door, the source library (M7b) is the archive behind its count card, every row and every citation on both opens one source's page, the own-documents link opens M10, and the evidence re-cut (M6) groups a chapter's points by the subjects their sources carry. Seven synthetic sources, six canned outcomes, eight synthetic documents and eight synthetic points — no corpus, no retrieval, no model call, no file read, nothing written anywhere.
What is true about this library today
Neither screen decides anything: the answer kind, the citation markers, the two empty states, whether the send button is live and whether the openers are up are all resolved in askAnswerView(), askConversationView() and sourceListView().
Two of the seven sources carry a second pill saying what the stored document actually is — abstract only and not the article — and the other five carry none. That is not five rows nobody screened: three are the work, one was screened and the screen could not tell, and one was never screened at all. Three different silences, and the absence of a pill is deliberately not a claim that the article was verified.
A third mark joins them where an author can be written to. Turn on I have asked for some of these papers and the same rows change register: the send disappears where one has been made, one row still says the paper arrived though its qualifier is long gone, and one says the ask is real and cannot be reported further — a word from a console this half has never seen. Most rows say nothing at all, which is the point: nothing is known printed two hundred times is how a real state stops being read.
ask · 4 drawn · 7 matched · 7 in the library · not empty · 0 turn(s) · 4/8 document(s) · upload idle · evidence Sleep 2/3 of 8 point(s)
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