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Author: I Mean I'm Just Saying <imeanimjustsaying@kiwifarms.st>
Date: Mon, 5 Oct 2026 03:27:45 -0400
editor changelog: the Reports tab
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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# Changelog
## [Unreleased]
+- **A site has a Reports tab.** `/sites/<site>/reports` lists every report under the site's `reports/` directory — the published ones in their order, then the drafts — with its kind, dates, sections, claims, citations by kind and, for a fact-check, how many claims carry each verdict. Each report's problems, from the same checker the prepare step and the build use, open under it. A draft with no problems can be published, and a published report moved up or down or unpublished; each writes only the site's `reports` list, applied to the list as it is on disk at that moment, so it never overwrites another change to the site. "Prepare evidence media" queues the `reports-prepare` job, and beside it the tab shows the last prepared media (moments by kind, total size, problems by kind) and links the last prepare job. What the site publishes (full or cited) is shown with a link to Settings, where it is changed.
- **A site can say what it publishes, and which reports.** `site.json` takes `publish` — `"full"`, the searchable corpus every site has been (the default, never written), or `"cited"`, only the site's reports and the moments they cite — and `reports`, the ordered ids of its published reports (each a slug; invalid and repeated ids are dropped). The site form has a Publish control and lists the site's reports read-only; saving the form keeps the stored list. A cited site still builds as a full one until the reports pipeline applies the scope. SITE.md documents both keys.
- **A report and its citations now have one written format, checked before anything is built from them.** A cited report is a `report.json` (`archilyzer-report`, version 1): a summary, then sections of claims, each claim with an optional verdict, the reviewed document's own sentence, findings in markdown and the citations it rests on. A citation is one of five kinds — a span of a video, a span of an audio record, a post, a sentence of a source document, or a web page — with a verbatim quote, and is cited from any markdown in the report as `[label](cite:<id>)`. The checker lists every problem at once with where it is: a citation, a source or a `cite:` link that names nothing, a span that ends before it starts or runs past 120 seconds with its context, a still that points outside the report's folder, an id used twice. Each cited span and post has one page address, `/m/<channel>/<id>/<start>-<end>/` or `/m/<channel>/<id>/`. Nothing builds or shows reports yet. The fact-check verdicts (Corroborated, Partly true, Contradicted, Not found, Untestable) and their colours are now kept in one place, which the report video's stamps and tally read too. `REPORT.md` and `CITATIONS.md` list every key.
- **A site's reports can have their evidence media prepared: every cited span cut to a clip, every cited post's capture copied.** `archilyzer reports prepare <site>`, the `reports-prepare` job (`POST /api/ops/reports-prepare`, `pnpm ops reports-prepare`) reads the site's published reports, checks them, and for each cited moment cuts the span (with its context) out of the media already on disk — a fetched clip window, the saved video, or the recording's audio — fitted inside 1280×720 with H.264 and AAC, or as an `.m4a` for an audio span; and copies the screenshot and attached media of each cited post, and of no other post, beside them. Everything lands in the site's build staging (`.export-index/sites/<site>/report-media/`) with an `index.json` naming each moment's file, size, checksum, size in pixels and duration. A clip is cut once and reused while its source file and span are unchanged; a clip or capture no longer cited is removed. Nothing is fetched: a citation whose media is not on disk, a post without a screenshot, a clip over 24 MiB, a citation of a channel outside the site, a post the site may not show, or an invalid or missing report is listed with the citations it affects, and the run fails (exit 1, or a failed job) — a span on a drive that is not mounted is reported as such rather than as missing. The lookup of a span's media on disk is now shared with report-to-video, which finds the same files it did.
