RWT Work

Platform Archaeology / working prototype

Coin
Cascade.

A conversation is rarely one clean line. It branches, doubles back, fails, gets corrected and occasionally leaves the useful answer sitting in a path the interface no longer shows you.

This prototype reconstructs that hidden shape. The data is mocked; the structure and interactions are designed for real exports.

Explore the conversation

What it proves

The cascade is generated from parent and child relationships, not model guesswork. Every coin is a source node. Every connector is an exported relationship. Analysis may annotate the evidence later, but it does not get to invent the skeleton.

Recovered conversation / 14 February 2026

North Clenchmere recovery dig

Click any coin to inspect its evidence. Search for a phrase, trace the recovered route or drag the canvas around when the branches become unruly. They do that.

Active path Alternate branch Recovered evidence Terminated Structural or tool failure

Showing the complete mocked conversation tree.

Branching conversation history for the North Clenchmere recovery dig An interactive tree of message nodes. Solid lines show the exported active path. Dotted lines show alternate branches. Select a coin to inspect its source evidence.

Where this goes next

From “we found something” to “here is exactly where it came from”.

The production version will build the same view from a real export, reveal search matches hidden outside the active path and attach recovered findings to their exact source nodes.

No graph confetti. Evidence you can inspect, challenge and promote deliberately.

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Node evidence

Node evidence

Why this node matters

Branch outcome

Evidence reference