Drafts, documents, and Properties

Draft workspaces let you improve Career Memory without changing the active representation. Documents and Properties stay editable until you publish an immutable version.

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Draft workspaces

Use drafts for separate review cycles or intentionally different source sets. A draft can be:

• created empty;
• copied from another draft;
• copied from a published version.

Only one draft is active for owner editing at a time. You can rename, duplicate, switch, or delete a draft. Editing or deleting the source draft never rewrites an existing published version.

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Documents and Properties

A document contains the evidence or explanation. Properties tell TLDT how it may be retrieved and whether it is eligible for publication:

• title and summary;
• topics and use when hints;
• visibility: Public or Private;
• sensitivity: Low, Medium, High, or Restricted;
• source paths for Derived documents;
• CV, Soul, Boundaries, and Voice role flags.

Public means eligible for the next publication. It does not mean live. Private means owner workspace only and excludes the document from the published runtime.

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Raw and Derived serve different jobs

Properties never turn a preference, instruction, or style guide into evidence of career history.

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Revisions, deletion, and sensitivity

Editing a document creates a new revision. Changing visibility, sensitivity, or a role flag updates Properties without rewriting Raw content. Deleting a draft, document, version, or session is separate from revoking a saved share. Public High or Restricted documents require an explicit publication decision. Lower sensitivity only when that matches both the content and your disclosure intent.