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You need workspace read access to inspect lists. Contributors can propose changes. An Owner decides proposals, edits lists and starts reconciliation.

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Inspect before changing identity

  1. Open the workspace World Model and select Entities or Relationships.
  2. Filter by status, type, origin or evidence. Open an entry in the inspector.
  3. Read its aliases and cited mentions. Compare identifiers, dates, places and conflicting attributes.
  4. Decide whether the evidence supports a correction or needs more investigation.
An entry drawn only by association remains unplaced. An Accepted entry can remain after its evidence expires. Neither state supplies missing source support.

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Propose or make the specific correction

Use the entry’s curation controls for the intended action. Record the reason and inspect the affected aliases and relationships. To change a relationship’s type, hide it and add the intended relationship. Source mentions remain unchanged.

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Review reconciliation proposals

An Owner opens Reconcile runs, chooses a permitted enrichment model and selects the number of passes. Start one manageable run. Inspect its progress and stored model answers. The run proposes merges and types for Other entries. It does not apply them. Open Review queue and filter by the run. Inspect each proposal, cited mentions, reason and confidence. Use Verdict → Accept or Reject. For larger merge groups, inspect Remove one entry before deciding. Acceptance rechecks the current entries. Changed types, missing entries or a keep-apart rule can supersede a stale proposal. Rejected or removed group entries are kept apart from the proposed survivor. A newer reconciliation supersedes earlier open run proposals. Confirm the run filter before a bulk acceptance.

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Verify and undo when needed

Reopen the affected entries and inspect Edit log. Check the surviving identity, aliases, placement and evidence. Undo later edits on the same entries before undoing an earlier dependent edit. Undo does not reopen its decided proposal. See Mentions, entities and relationships for the evidence boundary.