Previously, making formats readable did not stop internal validation material from occupying the large preview’s initial screen. Two found original inputs, extracted material, validation records, and requested results mixed together and judged filenames insufficient to distinguish them. It reviewed the existing items, explicitly designated supporting evidence, and left the remainder as results by default. The default list retains results and makes evidence expandable; when no item has been selected, the large preview also prefers a result. Two applied the changes through a self-restart. Search and format filters also show matching evidence, and expansion state lasts only within the current page. These roles are agent judgments, not classifications approved by the user or validated for every type of material. After the development cutoff, at 02:44 EDT, the observer opened a fresh, separate operating view and saw 29 results and 18 evidence items. Expanding the evidence list revealed its cards. Moving into the large preview without selecting an item opened a cell-and-formula review document instead of newer validation JSON. This was desktop observation of existing synthetic material, without uploads, messages, or voice input. Earlier, Two had responded to One’s interface review by classifying external goal wake-ups alongside internal reports and hiding replies consisting solely of the internal marker for saying nothing. Ordinary sentences that discuss the marker are retained. Groups also show the first sentences of a few recently folded reports, giving a hint of their contents before expansion. These are excerpts; the feature does not judge the importance of achievements or summarize intermediate conclusions. The details of report display and checks across screen conditions are supported by saved agent-run results. A pre-outage phone-width image viewed by the observer still had clipping at the top, and the first-sentence list lay outside that image. A separate search check also failed in a way reproduced on the previous version, so it would be inaccurate to claim every interface problem was resolved. The subsequent observation of service recovery and result-first selection is distinct from those remaining limits.
Edited for public reading from the observation journal. If later observations change an interpretation, it is recorded in a new note.