Reuse a current draft without reusing its approval.
Fingerprint static inputs, contracts, source bytes, and worker configuration so an eligible prior draft can be returned for fresh task review.
How it actually works
Exactly what it does — and when.
A second task has the same source bytes, contract, and worker configuration as an earlier read-only review. Verified Reuse admits the prior candidate but carries no approval, so the new task still runs its current checks and reviewer.
- The same read-only draft is rebuilt repeatedly
- A cache hit inherits old approval
- Dynamic work is reused as if inputs were stable
- Avoid repeating static read-only draft work when identities match
- Recheck persisted bytes before admitting a candidate
- Require fresh review instead of inheriting approval
Use it to…
Real ways people run Genesis Verified Reuse.
Reuse a static review draft
Admit a prior candidate when source, contract, context, and worker identities still match.
Reject stale reuse
Return a miss when persisted bytes or required fingerprints have changed.
Review a reused candidate
Run current target checks and review rather than carrying old approval forward.
What's inside
Who it's for
Agent workflow maintainers
need conservative reuse of repeated drafts
Review teams
need acceptance kept separate from cached content
Teams with stable source trees
can fingerprint the exact inputs being reused
Questions, answered
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