Aravind d5cc1f1800 Return the passages an answer was given, so a claim can be checked ...

The ids always travelled TO the model; nothing a reader could look at ever
travelled back. So the panel stripped the citations the model wrote — there was
nowhere to put them — and a grounded answer became indistinguishable from an
invented one, which is the opposite of what citing is for.

A run now carries its sources: the id the model was told to cite, the document
title, the heading, and the opening of the passage. Both the JSON and the
streamed paths return them, because both build the same response.

Source is NOT knowledge.Result. That type carries ranks, scores and the whole
chunk, which exist to debug a retrieval rather than to be shown: an RRF score
is a rank and would be read as a percentage, and the full text would make the
response larger than the answer. This is the subset a citation needs.

Snippets are capped at 240 runes. A reader checking "the policy says X" needs
to recognise the passage, not to receive the corpus one answer at a time.

A run that retrieved nothing carries nothing rather than an empty list, so the
panel has no heading to draw for absent evidence — which is most runs, since
seven of nine agents answer from tools.

Next, and only now possible: the panel can render these and stop stripping the
citations that point at them.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>

2026-10-07 20:41:10 +05:30

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