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The whole brief as amended by one sentence of the reader's, compiled as set_brief does, with `changes` against the one they hold. save_brief with the new `confirm` keeps it.

The question set_brief asked, answered: the choice put in the record, which is compiled again.

The reader's brief dropped, only when they asked for that in words: nothing draws their morning but the world's. Their history stays on the site.

The day's edition: the briefing's lines by section, each with its countries, who it is about, its score (the story's main at the edition's home, 0-1) and `mains` (the main at home and at the world), our story page and the outlet, and what was read for it. With no `edition`, the reader's own (made each morning from their interests; its `own` note says whether it is ready), else the World edition. `edition` world, pl or us names a public edition; `date` YYYY-MM-DD (the latest when omitted); `audio` adds the edition read aloud.

The brief the reader holds, with its plain-language read-back and the `confirm` an amendment saves on; or what stands in its place.

Every magnet that draws the reader's edition, theirs over the edition's, with the words they gave, and their credits.

The mornings of the last days the brief would have given, lane by lane: each line a happening with our title and page and the main it was ranked by; a quiet lane says so. From the pool alone; nothing is saved.

The brief kept, on the reader's yes: their active record, its lanes drawing their own edition from the next morning. Refused when the record changed since its `confirm`.

Move one of the reader's magnets, what draws their own edition: a `target` and a step (away, low, normal, high) saves at once. For a subject no target names, a `draft` of their own words: without `preview` it answers what the draft would give a day, the pieces it finds, and a `confirm` digest; with preview=<confirm> it saves. Their own words are the cause. The same move again changes nothing.

The stories of the last `days` whose pieces name the query, one row a story, in our words with its lead piece's outlet and link, our story page, how many pieces it was found in, its outlets and days, its score and its place on today's list: today's list first, then by score, then the newest. Costs one credit (the balance comes back); the same search the same day is paid once. A row's `item_id` asks `why`, and with its title goes into a draft's examples for save_interest.

The reader's brief compiled from the record you wrote: who they are, their morning, and lanes, each standing on a target (world, country:XX, medtop:N, wd:Qn), an all_of or any_of of them, or what a piece says; a lane may follow a story (storyline:N or thread:N, or its name), with `{up_to: N, when: sizeable}` for only a morning it moved; a plain name in place of an id is resolved (one match taken; several: the first taken and one `question`). Answers the record, `resolved`, `read_back` (a plain-language summary), `confirm` for save_brief; or `problem` with a pointer and a fix per error. Nothing is saved.

The stories of the last 24 hours in rank order, run again hourly (`as_of`, `window_hours`): each story's rank, our title, its score (0-1: the edition's perspective, its mains pulled by the edition's stakes), `mains` (the main at the edition's home and at the world, the honest pair), its outlets, our story page, and a piece to ask `why` about. With `country`, the stories about it, and a note when we read few of its outlets.

Why a piece's story is where it is on the list: its rank and score, the mains at the edition's home and at the world, the pulls that lifted it (each stake the edition holds, its step, the main it read and its part of the score, with the arithmetic), the gates that cut a main (no outlet abroad told it, a routine notice), who carried it, who it is about, what is just above and below, and what near it was left out and why.