When a customer asks why a number changed six months ago, the honest answer depends on one design choice made much earlier: did the system record who made the change at the moment it happened, or does someone now have to reconstruct it from server logs? We build audit so the actor is resolved explicitly and saved alongside the field-level diff — the record itself says who changed what, so nobody is stitching timestamps together under pressure. We keep our approach to this open at github.com/shipmindlabs/model-audit. If someone asked you today who changed a key setting last spring, how long would it take you to find out?
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