Know what changed before it becomes your incident.
DRIFT turns framework, runtime, compiler, and distributed-training releases into a cited answer: what changed, why it matters, and what to check next.
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Fixture examples are clearly labelled. In live mode, only verifier-passed, human-reviewed records are public; facts, interpretations, and checks stay distinct.
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Ask DRIFT
Ask about a release and get an answer grounded only in retrieved DRIFT evidence, returned with its source citations. In live mode the answer is generated over human-reviewed, verifier-passed Insights; in fixture mode it is composed from the labelled example records.
Useful because it stays inspectable.
Primary facts
Each live factual claim retains an exact, frozen source excerpt and offset.
Labelled interpretation
Potential operator risk is distinct from what the upstream source directly states.
Review before publication
Verifier-passed drafts stay private until a human records their review.