The chat screen = three ownership layers: the Web App frame, the ready-made assistant-ui shell, and our layer inside the message — the answer strictly from what was found, with a record-level citation under every fact.
When is the Ajax project deadline and who owns the release?
AAchilles
our layer
The Ajax project deadline has been pushed to June 30
following the review.[1]
The release is owned by Dmitry Sokolov as
release manager.[2]
Open blockers are being discussed in the team thread.[3]1
Sources 2
[1] ConfluenceAjax · Release plan“…date pushed to 30.06 following the architecture review…”
[3] Slack#ajax-release · thread from June 19“…waiting on review for two blockers, the rest is on track…”
3Answer from your sources
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our layer — the content of the assistant's message
(answer · sources · feedback); the dashed
assistant-ui frame — the ready-made thread and composer shell, which
we don't write. What the library owns and what's ours —
chat shell.
1
Inline citation marker in the answer text — clicking it leads to the
source card below. It ties each fact to the record it came from.
2
Sources — a record-level citation: a page, ticket or thread you can
open and verify. Under each — the best fragment as evidence.
3
Lightweight rating of the answer — thumbs up or down. A quality signal,
not an action on the conversation.
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