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Answering a draft: what changed in v1.2.0
From v1.1.0 (2026-10-24, 78674b59b) to v1.2.0 (2026-10-27, db67c5ce1), paragraph by paragraph.
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!shot ib-queue.webp | images/ | The drafts folder as a work queue: aone decision draft labelled next/3 decide,draft, two replies labelledto next/2 review,review and one labelled next/1to send. Example, names invented. | screenshot
13 unchanged paragraphs, under In short {#in-short}, Where this comes from {#where}, The numbers {#numbers}
!shot ib-numbers.webp | images/ | Left: emailsEmails sent each week from agent@riskmandate.ai, 4, 64, 48 and 53, from a sample of 169 of the 178. Right: the reasons the draft guard gave when it blocked drafts, led by 28 for a claim with no source.drafts. | comparison
14 unchanged paragraphs, under What the email was {#what}, The loop {#loop}
!shot ib-loop.webp | images/ | The loop in six steps: mail comes in;in, a draft with sources;sources, filed by label; I worklabel, the queues;queues, the agent actsacts, on my answers; everythingall logged. | concept
8 unchanged paragraphs, under The decision draft {#decision}
!shot ib-decision.webp | images/ | A decision draft, answered: the instruction at the top, where we are, why it matters,instruction, two questions with options,options and the answers written intoin the answer boxes. Example, namesNames invented. | narrow | screenshot
28 unchanged paragraphs, under Every rule came from a mistake {#rules}, What it still costs {#costs}, What the next debrief should say {#next}…