Meeting visibility

Meeting scope is classified at ingest. External and one-to-one meetings stay private. Organization ceremonies flow to the org.
Cognis reads a meeting only when the viewer is allowed to see it.
Memory facts are gated at read time, so a private meeting’s interpretive facts never surface org-wide.
The scope verdict is persisted for audit.
Teams channel and external meetings no longer auto-share.
When retrieval returns nothing, Cognis says so instead of naming meetings, decisions, or action items it did not retrieve.

Alignment in git truth

The Execution headline counts real git activity: commits, pull requests, meetings, documents.
The headline and the per-initiative cards reconcile to the same totals.
Link ratios stay within range instead of exceeding 100%.
The Alignment Score card explains what counts as an activity.

Link attribution is now adjudicated by a second, independent model, separate from the one that proposed it.
Merge commits are retired from the verified queue.
Settled commits drop their stale suggestions.
Explicit and manual links survive the daily lifecycle cleanup, even outside an initiative’s date window.

Cognis always returns a finalized, grounded answer, including for multi-step questions on large orgs.
A reasoning error is never stored as an answer. Scheduled agent runs fail closed instead of persisting an apology as content.
Cognis lists only what a tool returned this turn, and reports an empty result plainly.

Link-proposal read and write endpoints are scope-gated, so a least-privilege API key is the full authority contract for an autonomous agent.
The API-key scope picker covers agent and settings scopes.