t1-p1-07authored3–5h
Minimal frontend or CLI
requires: t1-p1-06
Spec
A chat-style interface - React, or a simple CLI loop - showing the answer with its source citations underneath. It must run from the documented command in your README.
Why this matters
Seeing citations next to answers changes what you notice. Bugs that are invisible in a JSON payload are obvious the moment a human reads the output as a human would.
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# t1-p1-07 — Minimal frontend or CLI
**Task:** A chat-style interface - React, or a simple CLI loop - showing the answer with
its source citations underneath. It must run from the documented command in your README.
**Strong:** Runs from the exact command the README says it does, on the first try. Every
answer is shown with its citations directly underneath, not on a separate screen or log
line - a reviewer can see the claim and its evidence together without hunting.
**Passing but weak:** Works, but citations are present without any visual/structural
connection to the answer they support (e.g. dumped as a raw list at the bottom of the
terminal), or the documented run command needs an undocumented extra step to work.
**Fails:** Doesn't run from the documented command, or citations aren't shown at all -
functionally reverting to a black-box answer with no way to audit it.