Round 1 plus your corrections, all sixteen. The strip is back, Global keeps its own look, Guardrails is one ordinary field, viewing a knowledge doc slides a panel in from the side, and the black borders are gone. The knowledge rows are your real nine documents, read out of the live database this session.
Drag the width buttons to check 320, 375 and 768. The frame is a real window, not a screenshot: the panel, the save bar and the tab strip all behave at each width.
You asked whether these are real documents or only reformatted text. Answer: the content is real and usable. The metadata is what is fake.
All nine are genuine short reference articles about Silver Oak and Dubai property, 500 to 711 characters each, coherent and factual. None is prompt text reformatted, and none is filler. But all nine were written by one seed script in a single second on 9 June 2026 at 14:59:38 and not one has been edited since. So the "last updated" date is identical on every row and tells you nothing, and no document is yours in the sense of you having authored or reviewed it.
kind is 'article' on all nine and data is
NULL on all nine. The area / process /
fees / faq structured kinds added by the
20260612000000_knowledge_structured migration have never been used in
production. Round 1's warning that "some carry structured kinds, inspect before
shipping" is now answered: none do. The rebuild can treat every row as plain text,
which is exactly the text-only knowledge model you ordered.
Retrieval side: eight documents chunked into one piece each, "Buying property in Dubai"
into two, so ten chunks back the whole library. enabled is true on all nine.
Categories in use: company, service, process,
fees, visa, mortgage, roi,
area, faq. Note roi is not in the schema comment's
list, so the category field is already free text in practice.
The executor's gate checks this list. Anything not here is the executor's call.
Same content as plans/rethink/situations-rebuild-mockup-annotations.md.
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