Review inbox
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Everything the machine proposes waits here for a person's verdict.
Descriptive record only — past data and published method.
Nothing counts until a person has checked it
the human-verification layerSource: the site's own human-review record · every decision kept.
A theme label, an AI-drafted results brief, a rule-lab verdict: each waits here for a person to approve or reject it, and every call made is kept. That record is what turns “a human checks it” into a number you can audit.
How often the machine is right
lived and imported, never blendedSource: the site's own human-review record · verdicts.
| Queue | Pending | Decided here | Agreement rateof the proposals a generator made, the share a person approved. Read it as how often that generator turns out to be right. Two caveats that are shown on the page rather than hidden: a rate over a handful of decisions means little, and the history imported from before the inbox existed cannot separate "approved a proposal" from "added the tag by hand", so the imported rate flatters the machine and is reported separately from decisions made since. Concept slug: agreement_rate. | Imported | Imported rate |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Event briefs | 0 | 2 | 50% | 0 | n/a |
| Rule-lab verdicts | 0 | 1 | 100% | 0 | n/a |
| Theme tags | 57 | 3 | 33% | 295 | 94% |
Decided here counts verdicts given since the inbox went live: the clean measure of how often a proposer is right. Imported is the history before it, where the old storage recorded an approved proposal and a hand-added tag as the same row, so those two acts cannot be told apart and the imported rate flatters the proposers. The two are shown side by side rather than blended into one number.
The queue itself is private
why only the counts are publicSource: the site's own human-review record · owner only.
It holds drafts that have not been checked yet, and an unchecked draft is exactly what must not be published. A rejected proposal is not simply dropped: it leaves a marker so the same suggestion is never made twice.