Draft 3.9: hover any sentence, see the precedent
Draft 3.9 moves provenance from the clause to the sentence. Every sentence in a draft now carries its source: a precedent, a playbook rule, or an honest ‘composed’. What changed, and what to expect.
Recall 2.6: citations that survive translation
Recall 2.6 anchors every citation to the source-language clause, so a pinpoint reference stays valid whichever of the 38 languages you read the answer in.
Recall 2.5: the trace view, or how to show your working
Recall 2.5 adds the trace view: for every answer, the exact passages it rests on, the documents they came from, the permission path that allowed them, and the steps between question and answer.
Why every flag needs a citation
A flag without a reason cannot be checked, cannot be disagreed with and cannot be defended later. The audit argument for citations is stronger than the usability argument, and it is the one that matters.