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KTL Curator

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  • Curator side panel checked by automation only, still a draft
    The “Curate” ItemView - the read-only trust report (health chips, ranked queue, open questions, active-note card) and the one-concept-at-a-time review card (evidence-first: source, claim, current trust, then the question).

  • Edits engine checked by automation only, still a draft
    Pure string and object transforms for every write the review session makes: the five verbs’ frontmatter and body edits, the log.md Curation and Deprecation lines, the repeated send-back hint, and the two Step-3 templates.

  • In-editor aids checked by automation only, still a draft
    Three Settings → In-editor conveniences while a curator hand-edits a concept’s raw frontmatter - a searchable “Look up a LOKF field” command, a live trust-tier badge on the frontmatter (Source mode only), and autocomplete for the values a curator hand-types (the human:<id> actor, status, and at/stale_after dates) - plus the shared trust-tier label vocabulary they and the status bar all render identically.

  • KTL Curator plugin checked by automation only, still a draft
    The Obsidian plugin entry point - scans configured bundle roots via metadataCache, computes and caches a trust report per bundle, owns the one-concept-at-a-time review session (curator-id modal, the five verdict verbs, the mtime guard on “corrected”), and exposes the Step 3 commands. With no bundle root configured or detected, and the break-glass “treat vault root as bundle” setting off, the vault has no bundle at all - no report, no queue, nothing written.

  • Settings tab checked by automation only, still a draft
    The declarative Obsidian settings tab (1.13+): curator id, the two in-editor toggles, bundle scope, the known type vocabulary, review intervals, queue size, and the feedback file path.

  • Trust engine checked by automation only, still a draft
    Pure, import-free modules computing one concept’s trust record, the bundle’s seven health counts, and the ranked “worth ten minutes today” queue from already-parsed frontmatter and headings.