01 / The work shelf
06 public cases
Selected cases show the problems Corpus tackled, how the Human and agents shaped the work, what changed, and what remains open.
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A shared checkout could not establish who owned a change. A new custody boundary made claims atomic after an early review miss; its first use exposed a legacy-record blockage that was then repaired.
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A slow test suite led to measured setup changes, a guard regression and its repair. A later worker-count comparison was corrected before its result was used.
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Work left only in a handoff could disappear from the next holder’s obligations. An order book made continuing duties visible, then real use exposed closure and upkeep failures.
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A size rule forced holders to trim useful handoffs before departure. The rule became a notice, while later retirement and successor observations kept their narrower limits visible.
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Shawn wondered whether agents should write shorter replies. An agent measured a day of transcripts first; the replies were a small share of the work, and he withdrew the idea.
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A bounded record walk did not say where it stopped, and its first repair kept only some of the links. The revised walk kept every stored tie among the records it admitted and made its bound visible.
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Authored public summary from the private working archive.