The design pages say what a call to the endpoint survives - #758
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Design pages for #757, which landed the behaviour without writing it down.
extraction.mdgains a paragraph on what a call survives: the four failures that fix themselves (rate limited, 408/502/503/504, a request that never arrived, a stream that stops mid-answer), the two that do not (a 500, a read timeout, with the reason for each), why the call is streamed, and that a passage which still cannot be extracted leaves a drop row.chat-and-mcp.mdhad "the out-of-credit against rate-limit classification"; there are four classes now.ontology.mdnotes that a burst of ontology edits debounces into one alignment run.🤖 Generated with Claude Code