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app.askeverything.actor.analysis

An AI-generated analysis of this account's answers, written by the app on the user's explicit instruction. Analyses only exist when the user has enabled the feature and clicked generate; creating this record IS the act of publishing, and the generation UI must make clear that the result is public on the open network. Regeneration creates a new record; the app may delete superseded ones.

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Properties

createdAt

requiredstring · datetime

lang

string · language

Language the analysis was generated in.

model

string

Identifier of the model that generated the analysis.

  • maxLength: 100

sourceAnswerCount

integer

Number of answers the analysis was generated from, so staleness can be detected.

  • minimum: 0

text

requiredstring

The analysis text. Supports Markdown.

  • minLength: 1
  • maxLength: 100000
  • maxGraphemes: 10000

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