- AI input transparency on /share/{token} (close named rev-41 follow-up)Rev 41 introduced the artifact source-evidence primitive for the operator-facing dashboard. The rev-41 running state explicitly named 'input transparency on /share/{token}' as the next-sprint candidate to close the procurement evidence loop for stakeholders reading shared briefs. Rev 42 ships it. Every shared output now carries a procurement-friendly 'Based on N signals + M memory entries' panel with per-kind chip breakdown (e.g. 'feedback · 3 · competitor · 2'), rendered server-side from the same sourceSignalIds + sourceMemoryIds columns. Tuned for external readers — count-and-kind-only, no signal detail bodies or source URLs that might leak internal context. Reviewers viewing a brief through a public link get the same evidence trail SOC 2 / ISO 42001 procurement teams ask the operator for, without the operator having to copy-paste evidence into a separate doc.
- One-tap markdown copy on every artifact (and on /share/{token})New ArtifactCopyButton mounts alongside the rev-15 share / rev-23 inline edit / rev-26 promote / rev-31 push-to-Slack chips on every approval-queue artifact + the latest brief panel + the public share page. One tap copies a clean markdown package to the clipboard: title (#), summary (italics), body, and source URL list. Operators routinely paste briefs into Notion / email / Slack / Linear and were copying by hand. Power-user QoL — pairs with the rev-23 inline body editor: edit in-place, then copy out. The fallback execCommand path covers older browsers and non-secure contexts.
- Search entity-type scoping chipsWorkspaceSearch already covered six entities (signals, tasks, outputs, memory, comments, activity) with rev-17 cross-entity search + rev-18 saved searches + rev-20 keyboard navigation + rev-29 activity-log inclusion. Rev 42 adds the missing scoping primitive: a chip row above the result groups lets operators narrow the visible matches to specific entity types without re-typing the query. Each chip shows the unfiltered count for that kind so the operator knows what's being hidden. Pairs with rev-18 saved searches as the workspace-search QoL trio (cross-entity + bookmark + scope).
- Workspace at-a-glance procurement panelNew 'Procurement-ready summary' panel mounts above the integrations panel showing all-time totals across the five core entities (signals captured, outputs produced with by-status breakdown, memory entries, sources connected with by-status, tasks lifetime with by-status), total cycles, approval rate, plus first-cycle-date / last-cycle-date / workspace-created-date. Pure derived state via one parallel Promise.all of Postgres count queries. Companion to the rev-6 JSON export + rev-7 activity CSV + rev-22 outputs CSV (the procurement evidence trio): where those are takeaway artefacts an owner sends to a procurement reviewer, this is the single-screen instrument cluster the owner shows the reviewer in real time. The shape mirrors the SOC 2 / ISO 42001 reviewer's natural axes so the read top-to-bottom matches the questionnaire shape.
- MCP and the Protocol-Bound Future of Business AI (announcement post)Rev-37/38/39/40/41 running states all named 'MCP server announcement post' as the dedicated marketing piece pending the actual MCP server launch. Rev 42 publishes the precursor: a public blog post explaining what MCP is, why protocol-bound AI workspaces matter for buyers evaluating governance-first tools, and the v1 surface state of completion that makes the upcoming MCP server exclusively protocol-translation work. SEO surface area for 'MCP business workspace' / 'Loop Desk MCP' — the named buyer-facing terms on the protocol-bound side of the line.