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01A review record answers basic questions
What was reviewed? Which version? What visible context/evidence was used? Where did review happen? What changed?
02Review records reduce reconstruction
Without a review record, the team has to search chats, ask the operator, or repeat the same work to understand what was reviewed.
03Review records support versioning
When a gap appears, the review record gives the team a concrete place to propose a version change.
04Review records show process state
The point is to inspect workflow state, not score individuals.
The takeaway
Constraint is most useful when recurring AI-assisted work needs shared shape: a playbook, a review gate, a review record, and versions over time.
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