Who changed it, and how it ended.
Every change made to a connected site through ReDock Web, by a person, a job or an AI app, with the site, the time, the level it ran at and the outcome. The refusals are on the same page.
Kept 400 days · CSV and JSONA person, a job and an AI app read the same way.
A row names the time, the site, what was done, who did it and whether it worked. "Claude" and "a job" and "sam@northwind.studio" sit in the same column, because when a client asks who changed the front page, the honest answer has to be able to be any of the three.
redock:edit · connected 10 JanRevoke
redock:draft · connected 13 JanRevoke
The calls that were stopped are worth as much as the ones that ran.
A refused call never reached the site, so it changed nothing. It is still on the page, with its code and how many times it happened, because a token asking for something it does not carry, four times in an afternoon, is the sort of thing you want to see before your client does.
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