IU72 panels
A 12-panel cognitive snapshot.
Some historical or manually configured jobs may include a self-contained HTML artifact that lays out up to 72 indivisible units (IUs) across 12 panels, four rows of three. The current self-serve dashboard workflow is focused on the compiled Markdown digest; this page is a reference for reading IU72 artifacts when a job already has one.
How to open it
If a succeeded job contains an iu72_html artifact, the job page shows View IU72 panels. The viewer loads the panel HTML in a sandboxed iframe and uses a short-lived signed URL for that session.
The 12 panels
The artifact derives each panel from the source text. If the document does not provide content for a panel, that panel is sparse. The panel labels below describe the conventional reading order.
- P1Opening frame - the headline claim or thesis the document leads with.
- P2Context block - actors, scope, time horizon, jurisdiction or market.
- P3Driver - what changed or is changing that motivates the document.
- P4Mechanism - the causal chain or process that explains how it works.
- P5Evidence - the strongest supporting facts, figures, or citations.
- P6Counter-evidence - caveats, dissenting findings, or limitations called out.
- P7Quantification - numbers, ranges, KPIs, and material thresholds.
- P8Stakeholders - who bears the cost, who captures the benefit, who decides.
- P9Risks - the named downside scenarios and their triggers.
- P10Decisions or commitments - actions taken, recommended, or required.
- P11Open questions - what is unresolved, deferred, or flagged for follow-up.
- P12Closing frame - the conclusion, ask, or call-to-action.
How it is rendered
The HTML is shipped as a static, script-free document with a Swiss high-load layout - heavy rules, monospace numerals, no interactive code. That keeps the artifact safe to embed anywhere and trivial to print. Jobs that include IU72 may also include a CSV with one row per IU and a JSON plan file, but those are internal artifacts rather than public self-serve output formats.
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