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You don't need to watch all of it. You need to know which track opens the album, and who said the opposite.

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Which track should open the album?
Seven in ten want the slow one, mostly because it opens your live shows. Four asked to keep the whole thing under four minutes.
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It reads all of them, not a sample

The whole project goes into the question: every transcript plus the same totals the insights tab computes. No search box to guess the right keyword for.

Every claim points at a person

Answers come back with the responses behind them, so you can jump straight to the twelve seconds where someone said it.

Always current

An answer that came in a minute ago is already counted. Ban or delete a response and it disappears from the next reply — there's no index to rebuild.

What actually happens

Names never leave the building: the model sees response identifiers, and the names get resolved in your browser when the citations render. If a project is too large for one prompt, the newest answers win and you're told plainly how many of how many were read.

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