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If persistence is not permission, where would you have drawn the line: cards only, or the entire turn?

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A RAG copilot answers a question, and the turn is stored with its source cards: which documents backed the answer, with names, versions and scores. A reload replays the conversation. Weeks later an admin revokes a permission. Should history still show the cards, the words, or nothing? Rodrigo Diego…

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  1. 2026-10-29 13:08 · DEV Community — AI
    If persistence is not permission, where would you have drawn the line: cards only, or the entire turn?

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