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An edit does not overwrite the agent's draft. It mints a new version that supersedes the last and carries your note saying why, so what the agent proposed, what you changed, and your reason all stay on the record.

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Finding AMT

Version 1 of 1 · Drafted by the agent
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What saving will do

  • Creates a new version. The agent's draft and every earlier version stay exactly as they are and remain readable.
  • Changes what the determination letter says — the claim screen, the letter and the appeal analyzer all read the current version, so a correction reaches them together.
  • Changing the question it answers moves the finding to a different numbered section of the letter, and therefore changes what the provider is told to dispute.
  • Does not change the recoverable total. That is computed from the service lines, not from this text.

Version history

1

Newest first. Nothing here is ever removed — a rollback appends a version restoring an earlier one rather than deleting the versions in between.

v1 Drafted by the agent Current Autonomize
title $67.71 recoverable

Where this is a stand-in

The shape is the platform's: a required note, a new version, the prior kept, and a rollback that appends rather than deletes. What is missing is the machinery behind it. The platform stores revisions in an append-only ledger, requires a second identity to approve a change — an author cannot approve their own — and signs the content hash the approver saw. This demo holds revisions in memory for the life of the process, has one operator, and signs nothing.