nwhitehouse turns tabular review into a cell-by-cell sign-off
A reviewer can now mark each extracted value as checked, and the system remembers who signed it off and when.
nwhitehouse added a verified state to every cell in the tabular review. A reviewer ticks a cell as checked, and the record keeps who verified it and at what time; untick it and that record clears. It's a small thing that turns a grid of machine-extracted values into something a person can responsibly stand behind.
Alongside it comes a filter bar that lets reviewers cut a large grid down fast - by flag colour, by whether a cell has been verified yet, or by text within a specific column. Three quick follow-ups cleaned up bugs caught in testing: filter menus hiding behind sticky table headers, duplicate filters piling up, and popovers running off the edge of the screen. The result feels less like a demo and more like a tool someone would actually work through, row by row.
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