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Dated findings with verify-by dates

A number without a date is a rumour

Decisions rest on evidence that says how old it is

The Problem

A number without a date is a rumour. By the time someone quotes it again, nobody can say whether it is still true.

"It was fast" is not a finding. Nobody knows when it was measured, or on what.

How Stompy Helps

Lock a finding together with the date it was measured, and give it a verify-by date.

Anyone reading it knows how fresh it is and when it is due to be checked again. A recalled entry shows when it was locked, so age is visible without anyone having to remember. When the record and reality disagree, reality wins and the record gets corrected, as a new version. The record is a working claim and not scripture.

Over months you build up a dated body of evidence, and you can see at a glance which findings are fresh and which are overdue. The next piece of work starts from what was measured and not from what somebody recalls.

Limits, plainly. A verify-by date is a reminder to a person, not a job that runs. Stompy does not re-measure anything for you. The limit, plainly: only what you lock is kept.

Integration Walkthrough

1

Lock the finding with the date measured

Say what was measured, how, when, and when to check it again. event_date records when the measurement was taken.

lock_context(
project="my-project",
topic="export_job_duration",
content="""Finding: the nightly export takes about 4 minutes.
Measured: 2026-10-14, 12 runs, production data.
Verify by: 2027-01-14""",
event_date="2026-10-14"
)
2

Read it back with its age

A recalled entry carries the time it was locked, so you can see how old it is.

recall_context(project="my-project", topic="export_job_duration")
3

When reality disagrees, correct the record

Lock the same topic again. The new version replaces the old one and the old one stays in the history.

lock_context(
project="my-project",
topic="export_job_duration",
content="""Finding: the nightly export now takes about 9 minutes.
Measured: 2027-01-12, 10 runs, production data.
Verify by: 2027-04-12""",
event_date="2027-01-12"
)

What You Get

  • Every finding says when it was measured and when to check it again
  • Fresh and overdue are visible at a glance
  • When reality disagrees, the record is corrected and keeps its history
  • Work starts from what was measured, not from what somebody recalls

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