{ "firm": "Rowan & Whitfield LLP", "recorded": "2026-09-21", "note": "Three runs on demonstration matters, replayed from their transcripts. The wait is shortened; the words are not.", "threads": [ { "id": "c4130742", "label": "Find what I would look for in this services agreement", "matter": "Aster Vale — Services Agreement Review", "matterKey": "COR-00032", "sessionTitle": "Aster-Vale-Services-Agreement-v1.docx", "user": "Understood, there is no Playbook for this one. Analyze the document yourself, on its own terms, and give me every Customer-side finding with a severity and a proposed redline: service levels and remedies, limitation of liability and indemnity, termination for convenience, taxes, invoice disputes, confidentiality.", "statuses": [], "tasks": [ { "subject": "Read the services agreement in full", "active": "Reading the services agreement", "created": 13.3, "start": 28.7, "done": 105.3 }, { "subject": "Analyze service levels and remedies", "active": "Analyzing service levels and remedies", "created": 20.3, "start": null, "done": 105.7 }, { "subject": "Analyze limitation of liability and indemnity", "active": "Analyzing limitation of liability and indemnity", "created": 20.7, "start": null, "done": 107 }, { "subject": "Analyze termination for convenience", "active": "Analyzing termination for convenience", "created": 21.7, "start": null, "done": 107.6 }, { "subject": "Analyze taxes clause", "active": "Analyzing taxes clause", "created": 24.1, "start": null, "done": 108 }, { "subject": "Analyze invoice disputes clause", "active": "Analyzing invoice disputes clause", "created": 24.5, "start": null, "done": 108.4 }, { "subject": "Analyze confidentiality clause", "active": "Analyzing confidentiality clause", "created": 24.8, "start": 108.9, "done": 204.8 }, { "subject": "Write up findings with severities and proposed redlines", "active": "Writing up findings with severities and proposed redlines", "created": 25.1, "start": 205.5, "done": 209.1 } ], "tools": [ { "t": 28.9, "text": "Read Aster-Vale-Services-Agreement-v1", "state": "completed" }, { "t": 205.9, "text": "Analyzed Aster-Vale-Services-Agreement-v1", "state": "completed" } ], "answer": { "t": 205.9, "kind": "findings", "prose": "The agreement has no Playbook to review against, so I read it on its own terms and found six Customer-side gaps across the categories requested: no defined service levels or remedies, a total absence of any limitation-of-liability/indemnification clause, an unbalanced termination-for-convenience provision with no transition or refund protection, ambiguous tax allocation, a thin invoice-dispute mechanic, and confidentiality terms missing standard carve-outs and a return/destroy obligation. \n\nFindings are posted above the six requested categories, each with a severity and a proposed redline. In brief:\n\n- **Service levels and remedies (critical)** — Section 1 sets no response/resolution times, no uptime commitment, and no remedy for a miss; proposed adding a service-level standard with service credits.\n- **Limitation of liability and indemnity (critical)** — there is no such clause anywhere in the agreement, so Customer has no contractual indemnity for Supplier's negligence, IP infringement, or a data incident; proposed adding one.\n- **Termination for convenience (risk)** — Supplier can exit on 30 days' notice with no transition assistance and no refund of unearned prepaid fees; proposed adding both.\n- **Taxes (risk)** — \"excluding applicable taxes\" is undefined and could sweep in taxes that are properly Supplier's own; proposed narrowing it to transaction taxes only.\n- **Invoice disputes (risk)** — no deadline to dispute, no protection for the undisputed balance, and no resolution timeline; proposed filling all three gaps.\n- **Confidentiality (risk/low)** — missing the standard exceptions (public domain, independently developed, required by law) and no return/destroy obligation on termination; proposed a fuller rewrite of that section.\n\nSeparately, this matter still owes the firm's own intake items: identifying the parties and shareholders is unassigned and missing, and the engagement fee agreement has not been signed — that one is yours to send. The case has been in intake since September 11.", "sources": [ "Aster-Vale-Services-Agreement-v1.docx" ], "file": "Aster-Vale-Services-Agreement-v1.docx", "focus": "Customer-side risk: service levels and remedies, limitation of liability and indemnity, termination for convenience, taxes, invoice disputes, confidentiality", "findings": [ { "id": "F1", "title": "No service levels or remedies for underperformance", "severity": "critical", "summary": "Section 1 describes only what the service includes (triage, maintenance, a monthly report) — it sets no response or resolution times, no uptime commitment, and no remedy (service credit, fee abatement, or step-in right) if Supplier underperforms. Customer's only recourse for poor support is a general breach claim, with no defined trigger.", "excerpt": "Supplier will provide business-hours software support for Customer's internal reporting system. The service includes incident triage, maintenance and a monthly service report.", "page": 1, "edit": "Supplier will meet the following service levels: (a) acknowledge each incident within [X] business hours of report; (b) resolve Priority 1 incidents within [X] hours and Priority 2 incidents within [X] business days; and (c) maintain system availability of at least [X]% measured monthly, excluding scheduled maintenance notified at least [X] days in advance. If Supplier fails to meet a service level in a given month, Customer is entitled to a service credit equal to [X]% of that month's fee for each failure, and to terminate this Agreement on written notice if the same service level is missed in [X] consecutive months.", "clause": "1 Services" }, { "id": "F2", "title": "No limitation of liability or indemnification clause at all", "severity": "critical", "summary": "The agreement contains no limitation-of-liability clause and, more importantly for Customer, no indemnification clause. There is no obligation on Supplier to indemnify Customer for third-party claims arising from Supplier's negligence, IP infringement, or a data-security incident involving Customer's data — Customer's internal reporting system and its data are the subject of this engagement, so that gap is squarely Customer-facing risk.", "excerpt": "6 Confidentiality ... 7 Changes", "page": 1, "edit": "Limitation of Liability and Indemnification. Supplier will indemnify, defend and hold harmless Customer against any third-party claim, loss or expense (including reasonable attorneys' fees) arising from: (a) Supplier's negligence, willful misconduct or breach of this Agreement; (b) any claim that the services or Supplier's software infringe a third party's intellectual property rights; or (c) any unauthorized access to or disclosure of Customer's data caused by Supplier's acts or omissions. Neither party's liability under this Agreement will exceed [X], except for claims arising from a party's indemnification obligations, breach of confidentiality, or willful misconduct, to which no cap applies.", "clause": "6 Confidentiality" }, { "id": "F3", "title": "Termination for convenience gives Customer no transition protection", "severity": "risk", "summary": "Supplier can walk away on only 30 days' notice with no obligation to provide transition assistance to a replacement provider and no requirement to refund prepaid, unearned fees. Given Customer depends on this support for its internal reporting system, a bare 30-day exit by Supplier creates real operational risk with no cushion.", "excerpt": "Supplier may terminate this Agreement for convenience by giving Customer at least 30 calendar days' prior written notice. Customer may terminate for convenience on 30 calendar days' prior written notice.", "page": 1, "edit": "If Supplier terminates for convenience, Supplier will, at Customer's request, continue to provide the services for up to [X] additional days at the same fee to allow an orderly transition, and will reasonably cooperate with Customer's transition to a replacement provider, including providing data exports and system documentation. Supplier will refund any prepaid fees for services not yet provided as of the termination date.", "clause": "5 Termination" }, { "id": "F4", "title": "Tax allocation is ambiguous", "severity": "risk", "summary": "The fee clause says only that the fee is \"excluding applicable taxes,\" without saying which taxes Customer bears. Read broadly, this could be construed to pass through taxes that are properly Supplier's own liability (e.g., Supplier's income or franchise tax), rather than being limited to transaction taxes (sales/use/VAT) properly imposed on the services and separately stated on the invoice.", "excerpt": "Customer will pay Supplier a fixed monthly service fee of USD 12,000, excluding applicable taxes. Supplier will invoice monthly in arrears.", "page": 1, "edit": "\"Applicable taxes\" means sales, use, VAT, GST or similar transaction taxes properly imposed on the services and separately stated on Supplier's invoice. Customer is not responsible for any tax based on Supplier's net income, capital, franchise or similar tax, which remains Supplier's sole responsibility.", "clause": "2 Fees" }, { "id": "F5", "title": "Invoice dispute mechanic is incomplete", "severity": "risk", "summary": "Customer must identify a disputed amount and its reasons in writing, but the clause never says by when a dispute must be raised, whether the undisputed portion remains payable on the original due date while the disputed portion is held back, or how and when a dispute gets resolved. As drafted, Supplier could argue the full invoice remains due even where Customer has raised a good-faith dispute.", "excerpt": "Customer must pay each undisputed invoice within 30 calendar days after receipt. Customer must identify any disputed amount and its reasons in writing.", "page": 1, "edit": "Customer must raise any dispute in writing before the payment due date. Customer will pay the undisputed portion of the invoice by the due date; the disputed portion is not due until the dispute is resolved. The parties will use good-faith efforts to resolve any disputed amount within [X] days of Customer's notice, and no interest or late fee accrues on a properly disputed amount pending resolution.", "clause": "3 Payment" }, { "id": "F6", "title": "Confidentiality lacks standard carve-outs and a return/destroy obligation", "severity": "risk", "summary": "The confidentiality obligation is mutual and survives two years, but it has no carve-outs for information that is independently developed, already known, publicly available, or required to be disclosed by law — meaning it could be read to restrict Customer's own use of information it already had. It also imposes no obligation on either party to return or destroy the other's confidential information on termination.", "excerpt": "Each party must protect the other party's confidential information and use it only to perform this Agreement. This obligation continues for two years after termination.", "page": 1, "edit": "Each party must protect the other party's confidential information and use it only to perform this Agreement. This obligation does not apply to information that: (a) is or becomes publicly available through no fault of the receiving party; (b) was already known to the receiving party without a duty of confidentiality; (c) is independently developed without use of the disclosing party's confidential information; or (d) must be disclosed by law or court order, provided the receiving party gives prompt notice where legally permitted. On termination or on the disclosing party's request, each party will return or destroy the other party's confidential information, other than copies it is required to retain by law or its standard backup procedures. This obligation continues for two years after termination, except that obligations relating to trade secrets continue for as long as the information remains a trade secret.", "clause": "6 Confidentiality" } ] }, "durationS": 205.9, "attachments": [ { "name": "Aster-Vale-Services-Agreement-v1.docx", "kind": "word" } ], "when": "Sep 16, 2026" }, { "id": "e0da3d38", "label": "Read this subscription agreement against our playbook", "matter": "Project Northbridge — Acquisition of Veltrin Software", "matterKey": "COR-00025", "sessionTitle": "Kestrel MSA against the vendor-side SaaS playbook", "user": "Review the Kestrel MSA (Master Subscription Agreement) in this matter's files against the SaaS Subscription Playbook (Vendor-Side). Veltrin is the vendor on that paper; I want to see where it sits against our vendor-side positions before we take it into diligence.", "statuses": [ { "t": 2.6, "text": "Reading 2 case facts" } ], "tasks": [], "tools": [ { "t": 15.9, "text": "Review against the playbook", "state": "completed" }, { "t": 20.5, "text": "Listed the playbooks", "state": "completed" }, { "t": 25.4, "text": "Review against the playbook", "state": "completed" } ], "answer": { "t": 116.6, "kind": "review", "prose": "The review against the SaaS Subscription Playbook (Vendor-Side) is done and written into the thread above. Two rules deviate from our vendor-side positions:\n\n- **Termination for convenience** — the paper lets either party terminate on 60 days' notice (fees for the current term still payable). Our position bars customer termination for convenience entirely, with committed-term fees non-cancelable/non-refundable. As drafted, Kestrel could walk away mid-term, unlike our standard.\n- **Governing law and disputes** — the clause sets New York law and New York County courts, with no executive-escalation step and no express injunctive-relief carve-out. Our position calls for the vendor's home-state law/courts, a 30-day executive escalation before suit, and an explicit injunctive-relief carve-out. NY as forum happens to match Veltrin's home state, but the escalation step and the injunctive-relief carve-out are simply missing.\n\nBeyond those two, 8 rules came back as Review (partial/ambiguous — worth a manual look before this goes into diligence), 2 are Aligned, and 4 rules the document never addresses at all (open items, not deviations).\n\nWant me to turn either of the two Deviates into tracked-change redlines on the file before it goes into the diligence packet?", "sources": [ "Kestrel MSA — Master Subscription Agreement (Veltrin–Kestrel Analytics Partners LP).docx" ], "playbook": "SaaS Subscription Playbook (Vendor-Side)", "ruleCount": 16, "rules": [ { "title": "Subscription term and renewal", "position": "The initial subscription term is three (3) years and renews automatically for successive one-year terms unless either party gives written notice of non-renewal at least thirty (30) days before the end of the then-current term.", "found": "Initial Subscription Term is one (1) year, commencing June 12, 2023; each Order Form renews automatically for successive one-year terms unless either party gives written notice of non-renewal not less than forty-five (45) days before the end of the then-current term.", "polarity": "unclear", "page": null, "edit": null }, { "title": "Fee increases and price caps", "position": "Fees are fixed for the initial term; on each renewal the vendor may increase fees on not less than thirty (30) days’ notice before the renewal date, with no contractual cap on the increase.", "found": "Vendor may increase Fees on not less than sixty (60) days' written notice prior to any renewal term, with no contractual cap on the increase.", "polarity": "favorable", "page": null, "edit": null }, { "title": "Service level agreement", "position": "The vendor targets 99.5% monthly availability of the production service, excluding scheduled maintenance, emergency maintenance, force majeure, the customer’s own environment or network, third-party services outside the vendor’s control, and use of the service other than in accordance with the documentation; service credits requested within thirty (30) days are the customer’s sole and exclusive remedy for any failure to meet the target, and credits in any month are capped at that month’s fees.", "found": null, "polarity": null, "page": null, "edit": null }, { "title": "Support and maintenance", "position": "Support is provided in accordance with the vendor’s support policy as updated from time to time and made available at the vendor’s support page, at the tier purchased in the order form.", "found": null, "polarity": null, "page": null, "edit": null }, { "title": "Data ownership and use restrictions", "position": "The customer owns its data; the vendor may use customer data to provide, secure, support and improve the service and may create and use aggregated and de-identified data that cannot reasonably identify the customer, its users or any individual, for any lawful business purpose including analytics, benchmarking and improving its models and services.", "found": "Customer owns all Customer Data; the document does not address any vendor right to use, aggregate, or de-identify Customer Data.", "polarity": "unclear", "page": null, "edit": null }, { "title": "Data security and privacy", "position": "The vendor maintains an information-security program consistent with SOC 2 Type II and provides its current report under confidentiality on request; it notifies the customer of a confirmed security incident affecting customer data without undue delay; the parties enter into the vendor’s standard data processing addendum; customer-specific security requirements, questionnaires beyond one per year, and on-site audits are not included.", "found": "Vendor shall maintain administrative, physical, and technical safeguards consistent with industry standards; a Data Processing Addendum is incorporated by reference; no mention of SOC 2 certification, breach notification timing, questionnaire limits, or audit exclusions.", "polarity": "unclear", "page": null, "edit": null }, { "title": "Data portability and exit assistance", "position": "The customer may export its data through the service at any time during the term and for thirty (30) days after termination in the service’s standard export format; any additional transition or migration assistance is professional services provided under a separate statement of work at the vendor’s then-current rates; after the export period the vendor deletes customer data in accordance with its retention schedule.", "found": null, "polarity": null, "page": null, "edit": null }, { "title": "Intellectual property ownership", "position": "The vendor owns and retains all right, title and interest in the service, its software, documentation and all improvements, and in any configuration, template or integration built into the service; the customer owns its data and content and grants the vendor a perpetual, irrevocable, royalty-free license to use any feedback or suggestion without restriction or attribution.", "found": "Vendor retains all right, title, and interest in the Platform and all related intellectual property; Customer retains all right, title, and interest in Customer Data; no mention of configurations/templates ownership or a feedback license.", "polarity": "unclear", "page": null, "edit": null }, { "title": "Limitation of liability", "position": "Each party’s aggregate liability is capped at the fees paid in the twelve (12) months before the claim; neither party is liable for indirect, incidental, special, consequential or punitive damages or for lost profits, revenue, goodwill or data; the only exceptions to the cap are the customer’s payment obligations and each party’s fraud or willful misconduct.", "found": "Neither Party is liable for indirect, incidental, or consequential damages; each Party's aggregate liability is limited to the Fees paid or payable in the twelve (12) months preceding the claim; no carve-outs for payment obligations or fraud/willful misconduct are stated.", "polarity": "favorable", "page": null, "edit": null }, { "title": "Indemnification", "position": "The vendor defends and indemnifies the customer against third-party claims that the service as provided infringes a United States patent, copyright or trade secret, excluding claims arising from customer content, from modification of the service by anyone other than the vendor, from combination with products the vendor did not supply, or from use other than in accordance with the documentation; the vendor may at its option procure the right to continue use, replace or modify the service, or terminate and refund prepaid unused fees, and this is the customer’s sole and exclusive remedy; the customer defends and indemnifies the vendor against claims arising from customer content and from its use of the service in breach of the agreement.", "found": "Vendor shall defend and indemnify Customer against third-party claims that the Platform infringes any intellectual property right, with no stated exclusions or sole-remedy limitation; Customer shall defend and indemnify Vendor against third-party claims arising from Customer Data.", "polarity": "unclear", "page": null, "edit": null }, { "title": "Termination for cause", "position": "Either party may terminate for material breach not cured within thirty (30) days after written notice; the vendor may suspend the service immediately on notice for non-payment of undisputed fees more than thirty (30) days overdue, for a use that threatens the security, integrity or availability of the service, or for a breach of the acceptable use terms, and suspension does not relieve the customer of its payment obligations.", "found": "Either Party may terminate immediately on written notice if the other materially breaches and fails to cure within thirty (30) days of written notice, or becomes insolvent; no suspension provisions for non-payment, security threats, or acceptable-use breaches are stated.", "polarity": "unclear", "page": null, "edit": null }, { "title": "Termination for convenience", "position": "The customer may not terminate for convenience during a subscription term, and fees for the committed term are non-cancelable and non-refundable.", "found": "Either Party may terminate this Agreement or any Order Form for convenience on sixty (60) days' prior written notice, provided that all outstanding Fees for the then-current Subscription Term remain payable.", "polarity": "adverse", "page": null, "edit": { "before": "Either Party may terminate this Agreement or any Order Form for convenience on sixty (60) days' prior written notice, provided that all outstanding Fees for the then-current Subscription Term remain payable.", "after": "Neither Party may terminate this Agreement or any Order Form for convenience during a Subscription Term. Fees for the committed Subscription Term are non-cancelable and non-refundable, and all outstanding Fees for the then-current Subscription Term remain payable in full." } }, { "title": "Changes to the service and to the terms", "position": "The vendor may modify the service provided it does not materially reduce its overall functionality during the then-current term, and may update the agreement effective on renewal by giving notice before the renewal date; the customer’s continued use after the effective date constitutes acceptance.", "found": null, "polarity": null, "page": null, "edit": null }, { "title": "Confidentiality", "position": "Each party protects the other’s non-public information, including the commercial terms of the order form, for three (3) years after termination and indefinitely for trade secrets; the customer does not disclose the fees or discounts to any third party; the vendor may identify the customer as a customer and use its name and logo in customer lists and on its website.", "found": "Each Party shall protect the other's Confidential Information with at least the degree of care it uses for its own, and no less than reasonable care; no specified duration of confidentiality, no mention of commercial-terms confidentiality, fee/discount non-disclosure, or a logo/reference right.", "polarity": "unclear", "page": null, "edit": null }, { "title": "Users and usage restrictions", "position": "Subscriptions are for the number of named individual users purchased; a user identifier may not be shared and may be reassigned only on a permanent change of role; affiliates and contractors may use the service only if seats are purchased for them and the customer remains responsible for their compliance; the vendor may verify usage on reasonable notice, and usage above the purchased quantity is invoiced at the vendor’s then-current list rate from the date the overage began.", "found": "Customer shall not make the Platform available to any third party other than Authorized Users, and is responsible for the acts and omissions of its Authorized Users; no provisions on named-user counts, seat sharing/reassignment, affiliate/contractor seat purchase, usage verification, or overage billing.", "polarity": "unclear", "page": null, "edit": null }, { "title": "Governing law and disputes", "position": "The agreement is governed by the law of the vendor’s home state, with exclusive jurisdiction in its state and federal courts, preceded by a thirty (30) day executive escalation; either party may seek injunctive relief in any court of competent jurisdiction.", "found": "Governed by the laws of the State of New York; exclusive jurisdiction in state and federal courts sitting in New York County, New York; no executive escalation requirement or express injunctive-relief carve-out is stated.", "polarity": "adverse", "page": null, "edit": { "before": "This Agreement is governed by the laws of the State of New York, without regard to conflict of laws principles.", "after": "This Agreement is governed by the laws of the State of New York, without regard to conflict of laws principles, and the Parties consent to the exclusive jurisdiction of the state and federal courts located in New York. Prior to initiating any action or proceeding arising out of or relating to this Agreement, the Parties shall first escalate the dispute to their respective senior executives for good-faith resolution for a period of thirty (30) days. Notwithstanding the foregoing, either Party may seek injunctive relief in any court of competent jurisdiction." } } ] }, "durationS": 116.6, "attachments": [ { "name": "Kestrel MSA — Master Subscription Agreement (Veltrin–Kestrel Analytics Partners LP).docx", "kind": "word" } ], "when": "Sep 21, 2026" }, { "id": "80fd8b88", "label": "Has the carrier moved? Walk the file in three steps", "matter": "Winslow v. Brannock Building Co. — construction site injury", "matterKey": "TRT-00050", "sessionTitle": "Has the carrier moved? The letter, then what cites it, then the answer", "user": "Three steps, and each one only after the one before is finished, because each depends on the last: 1) read the carrier's acknowledgement and reservation-of-rights letter and give me the claim number and the examiner's name; 2) then search this matter's files for any other document that mentions that examiner or that claim number, and read it; 3) then tell me whether the carrier has moved from the position in the first letter. Read only, draft nothing.", "statuses": [ { "t": 2.2, "text": "Reading 5 drafts, 30 case facts" } ], "tasks": [ { "subject": "Read carrier's acknowledgement and reservation-of-rights letter", "active": "Reading the carrier's acknowledgement letter", "created": 12.8, "start": 17, "done": 23.3 }, { "subject": "Search matter files for other documents mentioning the examiner or claim number", "active": "Searching matter files for the examiner or claim number", "created": 13.1, "start": 23.5, "done": 46.1 }, { "subject": "Read the matching document found", "active": "Reading the matching document", "created": 13.3, "start": 46.6, "done": 57 }, { "subject": "Compare carrier's position across both documents and report", "active": "Comparing the carrier's position across documents", "created": 13.6, "start": null, "done": 57.3 } ], "tools": [ { "t": 17.2, "text": "Read 12 Carrier acknowledgement and reservation of rights", "state": "completed" }, { "t": 23.8, "text": "Searched the library (15 matches)", "state": "completed" }, { "t": 29.2, "text": "Searched the library (15 matches)", "state": "completed" }, { "t": 47, "text": "Read 13 Draft settlement demand: IN REVIEW", "state": "completed" } ], "answer": { "t": 67.6, "kind": "prose", "prose": "**Step 1 — the carrier's letter (Meridian Casualty, dated November 3, 2025):** Claim number **MC-2025-338914**. The claim is assigned to **Dale Ferriter, Senior Claims Examiner**.\n\n**Step 2 — other documents naming Ferriter or that claim number:** the only other one is the firm's own draft settlement demand, \"13 Draft settlement demand: IN REVIEW\" (workFileId 2cebe0af-d415-4efc-8930-ef82a111edff, drafted August 21, 2026 by Angela Carmichael, still marked not sent). It is addressed to Dale Ferriter, Meridian Casualty, citing the same claim number.\n\n**Step 3 — has the carrier moved from its November 3, 2025 position?** No. There is no later communication from the carrier in the file at all — the draft demand is the firm's own unsent document, not a reply from Meridian/Ferriter. In it, the firm is still responding to and rejecting the same wheelbarrow theory Ferriter's November 3 letter advanced (\"The wheelbarrow theory advanced in your letter of November 3, 2025 rests on a note added two days after the event by a superintendent who was not present... It is speculation and we do not accept it.\"). Nothing in the case file shows the carrier has restated, softened, or abandoned that position since November 3, 2025 — the record simply has no carrier response after that letter.", "sources": [ "12 Carrier acknowledgement and reservation of rights.docx", "13 Draft settlement demand: IN REVIEW.docx", "01 Site incident report.docx", "05 Operative report: ACDF C4-5, C5-6, C6-7.docx", "10 Medical billing ledger.docx", "04 Neurosurgical consultation.docx", "11 Wage and benefits verification.docx", "03 MRI cervical spine.docx", "06 Physical therapy discharge summary.docx", "02 Emergency department record.docx", "08 Orthopaedic consultation.docx" ] }, "durationS": 67.6, "attachments": [], "when": "Sep 21, 2026" } ] }