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Phase 1 Pages

Looks done — ready to closeThe done-bar was 17 of 17 pages on /pages/phase1, and that was met (PR #13), plus a v2 pass on four pages from the Mark Peterson walkthrough.· high confidence

To close: Write the Outcome (17/17, cloud run, v2 pass) · Note the pages moved into qdash via c90 and c92 · Move to HISTORY.md

last activity Sep 8

Why we did this

Phase 1 called for 17 dashboard pages about people, teams and their AI tools, and the product had only an early prototype.

What happened

All 17 pages exist as mocks on one made-up company, each opening with a one-line verdict and a calm all-clear version. Four got a second pass after an advisor walkthrough.

Before → afterAgent Inventory now opens with one sentence: how many installs we can see, and which ones we can't.

Documents

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At a glance
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changes
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conversations
6
decisions
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outside helpers
Who helped
MPMark PetersonAdvisorTFTyler FlintQpoint teamRGRob GenovaQpoint teamMPMark ParsonQpoint team

What changed

The three changes that matter most, in plain words. Open any one to see it.

  1. 1

    Agent Inventory now opens with one sentence: how many installs we can see, and which ones we can't.

    Inventory opens with a verdict · came from Mark Peterson and Mark Parsonopen →

  2. 2

    All 17 Phase 1 pages exist, and every number on them comes from the same made-up company, so they agree.

    Seventeen pages, one company · came from Mark Parsonopen →

  3. 3

    After walking four pages with our security advisor, we drew them again; Session detail drops Chapters and says plainly how transcripts are protected.

    Four pages drawn again after the walkthrough · came from Mark Peterson, Tyler Flint and othersopen →

Also in this cycle
  • Every page also has an all-clear version: the same people on a day when nothing is wrong. New in this cycle
  • These mocks and their made-up company became the starting point for the product's own pages in the weeks after. In words

How we got here

Each change, traced back to the conversation it came from. A solid mark means the record names the source; a dashed one was matched by the draft and waits for review.

Someone said
MPMark PetersonAug 31matched · review

“Yeah. The, yeah, the journey starts at the at the inventory and and discovery, observability.”

market-analyst /calls/38075ead… (local)
We decided

c81-D1 For operators, inventory and visibility first; governance appears only as quiet links. — Mark Parson

c81-D2 One linked made-up company for every page, and one page shape: verdict line, summary band, table of all, expand row, detail. — Mark Parson

So now

Agent Inventory now opens with one sentence: how many installs we can see, and which ones we can't.

Someone said

From the record: no recorded conversation behind this one.

We decided

c81-D2 One linked made-up company for every page, and one page shape: verdict line, summary band, table of all, expand row, detail. — Mark Parson

So now

All 17 Phase 1 pages exist, and every number on them comes from the same made-up company, so they agree.

Someone said
MPMark PetersonSep 3cited

“This would make me nervous if I saw this in a demo to a certain degree because of all those questions... I just wanna make sure we have thought through that that problem a bit before we're too far down the road on this.”

market-analyst /calls/09ecfede… (local)
MPMark PetersonSep 3cited

“Making this only available if you've, you know essentially, bring your own key... that way, they know that they're... they hold the key. Right? Qpoint is never accessing this data... the bucket has to be immutable... WORM enabled. Write once, read many.”

market-analyst /calls/09ecfede… (local)
We decided

c81-D4 Drop the Intensity labels; sort people by tokens instead. — Tyler Flint

c81-D5 Session detail drops Chapters, minimizes dialogue by default, and states its encryption plainly: local data unencrypted, anything stored or shared encrypted with the customer's own key. — Mark Parson

c81-D6 Promote each person's plain-language AI-use summary into the Teams & Users expand row. — Mark Parson

So now

After walking four pages with our security advisor, we drew them again; Session detail drops Chapters and says plainly how transcripts are protected.

Thanks to

People outside Qpoint first. Every thank-you points at something they said or made.

MP
Mark Peterson
Advisor · Moto

Asked who can read a transcript

On the Sept 3 walkthrough he said full session transcripts would make him nervous in a demo and proposed customer-held keys; the second Session detail now states how transcripts are protected. He also asked whether the sensor sees browser AI, and called a personal account the headline for a user.

“This would make me nervous if I saw this in a demo to a certain degree because of all those questions... I just wanna make sure we have thought through that that problem a bit before we're too far down the road on this.” first-hand
TF
Tyler Flint
Qpoint team

A plain summary of how each person uses AI

Proposed a human-readable summary per person and dropping the subjective Intensity labels for a sort by tokens; both are in the second Teams & Users.

“A summary. Like, to summarize how this person is using AI, would would just a human readable summary, would be would be great, and we can do that later.” internal
RG
Rob Genova
Qpoint team

Spotted the browser-AI blind spot

Pointed out that browser AI can tell a person which commands to paste, making the person the one who runs them, and suggested flagging stretches with no signal; both are stated on the second pass.

“The models can cause bad behavior because they go through the web interface and say, what do I do with this and that, and it just tells them what commands to run, and now it actually is the user running maybe malicious commands.” internal
MP
Mark Parson
Qpoint team

Set the shape, then took the notes

Ruled inventory first, one made-up company and one page shape for all 17 pages, and wrote the walkthrough notes the second pass was built from.

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The pairs

Inventory opens with a verdictBefore → after
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Seventeen pages, one companyNew in this cycle
A calm morning, tooNew in this cycle

Everything captured · 34

The full record 0 decisions · 7 key-change entries · 1,143 words · 34 captures

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