Review the draft

Review the draft to inspect what Kordless extracted or constructed from your sources and correct meaning before the Book can compile and quote.

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Before you start

• A workspace with an active Test environment
• At least one source has been submitted and extraction has completed

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What the Review page shows

The Review page has two areas:

1. Coverage and readiness — A status chip showing whether the draft can compile and quote, unresolved required questions, compile issues, readiness blockers, and per-service coverage.
2. Statements — Every rule in the draft as a plain-language sentence, each with its provenance chip and verification status.

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Coverage and readiness

The readiness status chip shows one of three states:

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Compile issues

If the draft cannot compile, each issue appears with a Can’t compile chip and an explanation. These are structural problems — for example, a rule references a factor that does not exist. You must correct the rule before the draft can produce quotes.

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Readiness blockers

Blockers appear with a Not ready chip. These are conditions that prevent publication but do not stop compilation — for example, a required clarification is still open or a service has no coverage.

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Per-service coverage

Each service shows whether it has full or partial coverage:

• Full coverage — every enumerable case for this service has a rule.
• Partial coverage — some cases for this service do not have a rule. The count shows how many are covered out of the total.

Services marked “not enumerable” have factors that cannot be counted in advance, so coverage is reported differently.

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Statements

Each rule appears as a plain-language sentence — not JSON, not a formula, not a code snippet. The task here is correcting meaning, not editing data structures.

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Provenance chips

Every rule carries a provenance chip that tells you how it came to be: Provenance is the origin story. It is separate from authority: a rule labeled From your file or You told us is not yet verified. Provenance stays neutral so a suggestion is never dressed as an authorized price.

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Verification status

Each rule shows one of three statuses: Verification happens on the Verify Statements page, not here. On Review, you correct meaning and resolve structure problems.

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Source and provenance detail

Each rule can be expanded to show its source and provenance detail — the specific claims or inputs that produced it. This lets you trace a rule back to the source it came from. If a rule has no source recorded, the detail reads: “No source recorded. This rule must be corrected before publication.”

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What you do on this page

• Correct meaning — If a sentence does not match what you intended, correct it. The correction may be adding a missing factor, fixing a price, or removing a rule that does not apply.
• Resolve unsupported shapes — Rules marked Unsupported shape must be corrected before the draft can compile. Follow the correction path for each rule.
• Review source conflicts — When two sources disagree, Kordless surfaces the conflict for you to resolve.
• Check coverage — Identify services with partial coverage and decide whether to add rules or leave those cases unsupported.

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If it does not work

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