Saved conversations and access
A saved answer is a record of what EKA said to one person at one level of access. Reopening it later does not re-run the question, and it does not show the answer to anyone the current rules would refuse.
This chapter is the same at every reader level — it records no run anatomy to reveal.
- current authorization: what a replay shows is decided by who is reading now, not by who asked
- a classified saved answer: each saved turn carries the classification of the evidence it was produced from
- result-set reauthorization: a saved list is re-read under current access before a follow-up uses it
Asked at RESTRICTED + HR + PAYROLL
The owner asks two turns. The first rests on a restricted contract and is saved with that document's classification. The second lists supplier invoices and saves the list as a result set.
Reopened by the same owner at INTERNAL
Replay is re-authorized for the reader's current access. The first turn is withheld, the second is still shown, and a follow-up about “those” re-reads the saved set under INTERNAL before using it.
Opened by hr.partner
A conversation is its owner's alone. Another principal is told only that it is not available, whether or not it exists, and it is not in their list.
The recording
Transcript
- Turn 1, asked at RESTRICTED + HR + PAYROLL:
What payment term does the Supplier Master Agreement with Bharat Polymers state?
The answer was UNAVAILABLE, from 5 evidence items classified RESTRICTED. - Turn 2, asked at RESTRICTED + HR + PAYROLL:
List the supplier invoices.
The answer was COMPLETE, from 12 evidence items classified INTERNAL. - Turn 3, asked at INTERNAL:
Which of those are still open?
The answer was COMPLETE, from 1 evidence item classified INTERNAL. - Card 1: compliance.officer at RESTRICTED + HR + PAYROLL reopens the conversation, and every turn is shown.
- Card 2: the ceiling is lowered to INTERNAL. The same link is reopened. Turn 1 is withheld; turns 2 and 3 are shown.
- Card 3: hr.partner opens the same link and is told the conversation is not available to them. It is not in their list.
The conversation is the curated case EKA-CUR-013, run live against gemini-3.5-flash-lite a fixed number of times, with deterministic checks for each property. This chapter uses a passing run and says so: 1 of 11 completed runs passed every check; 10 more ended on a provider error before the checks could run and are not counted. The checks read what was saved and what replay returned; they never match prose.
Run run-18 · CONV-6373fa4c-8099-461c-9dab-5a9622c4eebf · recorded 2026-09-22