Sharing and revisiting a slip
Every verdict lives at a permanent, shareable URL.
Private by default
Every slip is private the moment it's created — visible only at its own URL, to whoever has that link, and (once claimed) to the owning account. Nothing about a run is indexed or discoverable by default.
Making a slip public
From your dashboard, you can flip a slip public. A public slip becomes visible to anyone with the link and may be indexed for search — useful if you want to cite a decision publicly (a plan you're sharing with investors, a public build-log entry) or contribute it as a real example. This is a manual, explicit action; solvemax never makes a slip public on your behalf.
Sharing without an account
Every slip — public or private — can be shared directly regardless of whether the recipient has a solvemax account:
- Copy link hands over the direct URL.
- Email slip sends it to any address you type in, no account required on either end.
- Copy as Markdown or save as PDF if you want to paste or attach the content itself rather than a link.
Coming back to a slip later
Every slip has a permanent URL that doesn't expire. If you're signed in, it also shows up in your dashboard. If you set a review date (every completed run gets one automatically, see Tripwires & reminders), solvemax emails you a link back to it on that date.
Deleting a run from your dashboard is a soft delete — it disappears from your view immediately but the underlying record is retained, so it's recoverable through support if a delete was a mistake.
Re-running a decision
There's no "edit and re-run" on an existing slip — each run is its own permanent record, by design (a verdict that could quietly change after the fact wouldn't be a record). To revisit the same decision with new information, start a new run; your account's history keeps both.